Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 15 octobre 1863, jeudi 15 octobre 1863

[" HOSTETTERS BITTERS.HXAB TEE WITHXSnB.WOftTHLISS »ad \"varaicioqj artleiM me \u2022e ot*8B bolttarr-i op ta Um «dvartU-tma ooloaua* at (b« onm by fabri About four years tinea, my at-.called to yoar celebrated 8tom i Bittara, l ba>ng at tha Usm a perfect mar- dyspepsia ia all of Us Unifie feras I, I bad Dofknowa for nx yean aa «a iptad Bigfil\u2019t s\u2019eep.I aoaeanced fee ' gtosw, taking them aaeordiag to except that the iota wet re-to one-b&lf, aad foand myself uacb it tad by tba first battia ; tbs ae entirely ; bat I base eser taken a doaa la the morning, immediately SR iteing, finding U to act m a toaia aad appa-tiaar\u2019of tba Beat agreeable.character.Tbare Is a paouliarUy la the sffsat cfyonr BiUsrs oa ¦a, wbicb it may ba waU ba state If from aapwaaset i abaii ba suffering asses so acate-Iff with tba bead ache, a doaa af year Bitten fotteano ma ia fifteen minutes.la aanoiuian I aaf with all sincerity and truth, I wcmld aat to ntaraed to the state cf health la whish ywu Bitter» found ms, aad from which they base anqaeetlonabiy rsilessd as, far ail tba ia tba world.T s», with great respect, yoar obedient serrant, JOHM W.BBOHAHSH, ObM Clark.BRAD SAMUIL 1X1*3 L1TTIB.Haw Oossauscsar Ban», I JMaa Ahaxahasua, Ta, Ms; 14» 1MB.t Will you do aa tba fasor to forward, by ax-wear, oos-balf dcsen Hoautter\u2019s Stomach Bitters, with bill, for wbleb I will tea it yea am receipt at same, as I am nnahte to peoeana year medicine bare , aad if l had a quaatity, it aaald to said readily, ns it ia known to be tka bast prepamtioa ia use for dteaesrs basing their Origin with a diseased stoaaeh.I base meed tod IBM hundreds of preparations, bat yoar BlttMS are superior to arythiag cf tha kind ) aa eogn'aaai with.Indeed, a# soldier shaald ba witboat U, sboeid be be ere* so vnbaet and beak by ; for it ia net only a Beatosatire, beta Parraeiise, tea alaoab all disaaaM a saidiar ia MbfaM to.1 base bean aSt-tad with ebraaia iadigaeüoa, and no madieiaa has asar afforded tea ffte.Mltel years bos ; and 1 trust yaa will boas ao tea la teadieg the Bitters erdtr-Bd.\tTears res pec, folly, BaMOBL nriBlf Hoept.siuB, July T, IfiBB.* Smite-C, i of yoar BUtars at yoar LsaassaUnts.as 1 base at praaeat aa tetfaaaisa sale for them.1 base aa medldae off wbiah I aa sailing as meeb as yoar Bitten.1 base tap* them daring two yean teat past.in to ««-l!.They base raaazkabla euree ia Dyrpap-of long steading, and which tbay base acquired a reputation WJB by no ether aadicicas ia oar aarkat.I snaatodyaa e-rtidcatea sarpasaiog anything Warn near pahUabad, if of aay raine to yaa, tofiag aaxlaas aaah a aadioina should ba ia-trodaead la asars place.If parsons wero ss wall aaqaaia ad with U as I sa, they woald \u2018 i wtthoai it.Btspactfnlly youn, W.F.dWBicr, Druggist, Xaossatasrsiile, Albany Oa., HT.BÛSXXTTB&3 CBLBBBATBD STOMACH BITTBB8.field by all rasps «table Druggists la all parts af tba world.BOATBTIBB * SMITH.Pittobarg, Fean.\u2022 for Qaabac >\u2014J.Xosaoa A Oo , J.fi.J.¦.Burks, BowUs A McLeod, I., J.H.Marsh, J.W.MaLsod, W.¦ aad R DagôL March 14.IBM\t13n Fresh Lemons.BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA, IH LASOI QRaBT BOTTLB8.gammer 1863.PteMngdrB Booked to Londonaorry, GUagoWf or Liverpool.The Sreat Partfler of the Blood, And tba only genata* and original preparation for THE FERMA ft EST CVRE MOST DANGEROUS A CQNFiUfID CASES rill UOMPAHTW LIH1 is noaposed of tha folle «lag Pint Class Steamships H1BHBHIAH, iBBO teas.Oapt.Bal Ian tine Marafmia or King*» BviL, OU farm, BaOt, TViwars, Abaeetaat, Vlceto.Aad arasy kind of Scrafoloue anu Baabiaw araptfowa It is also a rare aad rr*' Ala remedr for 1 » a a a # a a a a \u2022 a a B0H1MI AH, m« teas .HOTA 800MAW, me tons.HOBTff AM1R10AH, 1BS0 ffUBA, metoos !>JMIAfiO0B,»lt tons., P1B0TIAH, fete tees.MOBATIAH, Seo* teas.M Borland.\" Graham.M Dattoa.\" Alton.« Brown.< (Haw Ship) \u2022 (Haw Ship) f torn Jfoffs.M TJOXB PSZSH LBM0M8, ia toe Per Mala by LAVl.OrM AUO.tea.Lose of Appatlta, Languor, Din-si ness and all Affections .he-^ LiTsr, Ferez and Ague, Plions PeTen Chills aaf \\* Ferer, Dumb Agaa and Jaundice.It tat tba rarr beat, and, in foot, tba only ¦ara and reliable medicine for tba anre of all dieeaeas arising from a ritinted or impure state Tftheblocd.The afflicted may rest asm rad that then Is SOT TEE LEAST PABTICCB OF MIHBRAL MiR-OURIAL, or any other poisonous sbbstsnea 1* this medicine.It is psrfeetly banni* u aae may be administered to persons Is the vsrj weakest atr ges af alckneas, or to tha meat helpless infants withext aoiog the least iajnry.Fall directions tww to take this aestjtejto tble aedicin will ba fomna sroead aaah Mttla ; and to guard against eoEnterfaits, kid that tha written slgnatun of Lax max A Ks», is apoa tba blae label.Sola Maanfactorerf, LAHMAT A SIMP, Has.69, T1 A Tt Water fit, fiewTork.U fi.Who hara appelated J.Mnseoa A Oo, J.8.to wen, J.B.Burke, Bowles A McLeod, 1.Mroax, J.H.Marsh, J.W.McLeod, W.1.Sruaet and B Da gal »\u2022 tba Agents for Qaabaa.For Sale by all raspeetabla Druggie is.March 14 1863.\tllte Ose Of tba under-noted ar other for, aad from QUIBIO every 8ATURDAT, sailing at J*aab Foyla tor raoaiTe on board and tend Passengers to and from Ireland and Scotland.\u2022 These Tassels «(11 take tha raste tin tba Straite'of Balte Isle or South of fiawfauadlaad, aa aay ba foand Boot desirable.Glasgow Passenger* ara firnisbad with Free Tlekaa ta and fram Lacdandarry.Tha follawlag ara tba dates af sailing r*\u2014 FROM QUEBEC : THE PEBrUME OF THE Western V Hemisphere xaxsu FBOM uma tlowexs.MURRAY A LAJÏKAV\u2019S ^ ' FLORIDA WATER.This rare perfume is prepared from tropûal Ihmtn of snrpasstng fragrant*, without aay idmixtnre of coarse meemls oite, which fora tba staple of many M Bssesces0 and Bxtraate for tba Toilet.Its smma it xlaoeHnexhaus-dbie, and as fresh and delicate aa tba breath Xtrràg Flowers.What are its Aattofidests Far twenty years it has maintained Its ax* eandaccy over all other nerfumea throughoat foe Went ladies, Cuba and 8o-th America, sad we earnestly recommend it to the lobabi-tente of this country as an article which for ioftaess and delicacy of flarar has no eqaal.During the warm summer months it is paoa-isriy appreciated fo^h refreshing infiuaaos oo the skia, and/'cad in tha bath it ghma \u2022ooyancy and/' ongth to thaezhaostadtody, which at thodi periods is particularly deadr- Headdehs and Faintness ira certain to ba removed by freely bathlxg iba temples with It.As an odor for tha band-karchicfit is as delicious as tba Otto ox Boaas.It lends freshness and transparaasy to tha complex *00, and removes Rashes, Iba aad Blotches ^ toss the skin.Counterfeits.Beware of imitations.Look for the name Mus max A Lammob on tha bottle, wrapper «4 enaaentod label.Prepared ealj by *v LAfiMAfi b KBMP, Wholesala Druggists, \" «9.Tl A TS Water , fiew York.' Agasis for 'nabae .-\u2014J.Vnsson A Oa., J, ¦i.Bowen.J.I Burke, Bowles A McLead, 1 Siroox, 0.Glroox, W.B.Brunet, B.Do gal, J.H.Marsh, J.W.McLeod, aa4 for sals by all tha laud is g druggists and first-rteas peifa* srs thrangboat the world.Mareh 14.1849.\tlife Confessions and Experience Publ for the stamTandasa warategand A CAUTION TO YOUfiG MBH =** who ioffer from Spermatorrhms, fiarrous Debility, Praaatnra Decay, be., supplying at thé same tlm« THHMBAfia OF SfiLP CURB.By one who has cored blmsalf alter being pat to great expanse and iojary ihreagh medlea baabngsnd gnackery.By prepaying postage, single «aptes may he had of the aotbor.MATHA1TIII* MAYFAIR, Is*., Bedford, Kings Oa., ».T.Jnna 11.19BS.\t11m dAw BRITISH H REFlMVt, CM, ftSIISKILLBIV* C.We hats ssxs Avpoanto i Usai MLB ICI NTS in LO Wfift \u20ac41111 - J|>.: :\t.kt'iu Uu tet tt.tr cJ Best Refined Petroleum (Ml, WAXSAITB» rex Quality, Safety and Tllttminal-ing Power.- M.CUTMAN A CO., 14 Lcisoixs Stsbst, Montreal, 0.1.KF fihippars and Wholesale Bnysrs supplied only.Aug.II, 1869;\t9a Syrup of Canada Balsam.Valuable Canadian Remedy Coughs, Grids, Ifithmaa» Con- fiumptiona, Aa h i y rpfilfi is andoubtadiy tba best Medieina rear X jot offered to tba publie, aad may to given to Children of a week old with tha Grant* eat Safety, and most desired elfrct.Certificates can to shown of Its afflcacy fa baring Cored Oalds of several/skis' that had raetstad all tha different Prayarad saly aad Said Whoiesala aad Bata :l br JHO.MU8S0M A OOn ~\tI and Pataataes In North A mari .1, *el OH A 00.A «feW9 4- dtexxfix x«x«»d! > *4m.i *X.iU* Mb dj At.,.aMajUOAH.JOMA, Saturday,\ttrd\tOct «\t\"\t19th\t\u2022* \u201c *\tITih\t\u2018r »\tS4tb\t« \u2022\tties\t\u2022* BAFfflS OF PASSA OB PRO! QÏÏ3BH0 t Brsastas.(Aaeerdiag 0^*»-\t.X.lag to neoam-idatioa.f' i J row.$66 a |S0 jTe S@®s:sr; Ta Giasgo Glasgew.|90 90 lioadoa-.\u2019v ; :r derry.$90 00 To Livarpool.$30.00 Barths aat eara rad aatU paid far.As axpartenoad Bargees carried on eaeh ¦F\" A trader will leave the Hapoleon Wharf \u2022vary Baiarday morning, with mails and passengers, at nine o\u2019clock, précisa!y.L Par feather partiealare apply la ^ ALLANS, BA1 A 00^ A gnats, Qsabea, fiapt.90, 1169.NOTICE TO MARINERS.rBS TIME BALT, in tba 01-TADBL, each day, (Sunday excepted,) at Hals fast Twslts wilt b« hoisted half-mast ; at Pits mxsutxs before ONB ft will be boisted to the me^'.-baad, aad at ONB o'clock, Mias vims at OxSBBTATanT, tha BALL will be DROPPBD.A Chronometer keeping correct Greenwich time, sboald than sbaw Bh.44m.49»., and tha dMhreaoa between this, and tba time ebawn by a Chronometer, ia its true error on Greenwich Mans at that moasant;\u2014As it is \" Greenwich tiare\" that tha Obaervatory shews when tha Ball ia drappad It ia ao matter where tha ship ia lying; for instance, if a ship half-way aaroas tha Atlantia canid see tba Ball drop, the diffsaeaaa betweea Bh.44m.49s.aad the Msm sbawa by the free of her Obronomater, woald ha Us error on Graaawteb tinte \u2014A skip, aa arriving, sboald compara h*v Chrono-by the ffdsa Bala, aa It will aaabte bar to gak tor M Sea Rata,\" wbieh seldom or ever with \" Ear boar Bat».* -EXAMPLE 9- .Mrd, 196», tha Barque \u201cNancy,\" of Bristol, am isaviwg Liverpool, foand bar Ohro* 'ter (Darnt IBB) feat on Graenadoh mean tima, Bh.4m.RTn^\u2014Jaae 10th ska anchored at Qoohsn, and «ton tha Ball dropped her Ohro-ed\tBh.BOm.41s wick Mean tima whan Ball Bh.4dm.49s aa 10th, Ohretomatar Greenwich mas ¦ay Usd, r Hi e! Sm.file 4m.BTs Ho of days.,\t.\t19| fids \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Again, an Jana IT*, when Ball daaspii, OhreiMmater shewad Bh.60m.B4s me filth, Ohroaxmahsr stowed Bh.60m.41s >9d days, \u2022*.*{ Oil 111 Dm.i-f By paying attention to tha Bea aad Harbour ¦xsas, nxdsr different temperatures, tba IntelU-gao» master of ship trill to aWa to arrive at a batter rata fcr his Ohrcaomster than could to obtained la any other way.\" I» to strongly reaommeaded not to send a Chronometer aa store, when tbay can ba so easily rated on bcs»J, aad ae oaa who has tha interest of bis ship and tto welfare of bis awn* \u2022ca at heart, will rser give his ChrooaMMtar to the abarga at another, if it is possibla te avoid 11 Bhaald tto ship to loading timber, the Obro-aometer ran to stnag to tha loom of an aa/ (eoe atd being soda feat, tba otbar afforda a spring,) that will mm Shin Obronomater from a*y)ar«rtejary.ftm-_TX-n,T \u2022il»*tit«ds.4B* 49,16* onsnavAToax, f\t^ Ua ^ 1.D.A8H1, Lfenk loyal Navy, F.B.A.S., May % 1XS1.Chain Anchor 120 FATH0M IBW 6HAI,r, 11 inch, Qfil PATBMV AfiOHOB, 11 cat, ~\t\u201c te by \u2022^AMff, GiGB A ¦ law ta tbAi Cod Liver Oil.§ HBD8.00D LITBB OIL, ex « Marte F lorn,\" from fit.John's Hswfonnd- d.~ Torlalc by * \u2022\tt\"- \" LAHI, GIBB A 00.Qnsbra, Sept.IB, IMS.AN To Let, 0.8 MOHTOALM BUILDIHG8, -Brick Dwelling.' - Apply to io n - a A.JOfilPH, J y vt e \u2022 gg o* B^O.OAHMQH, Rxxtod, Anf.MyglfiPS.H.?.In «heap Clothinf, at just oae-half thv.price goods fan xlsewhere, we ean supply at low rates, A REGIHENT! As we are closing up our business, we can offer the greatest inducements to thoae desiring CHEAP CLOTHES.Call and See for yourselves without delay* Poailively Selling of at Low Ratet, and no mistake, at Hj-STOIMS tto OO.\u2019S Corner St.Peter and St.Antoine Streets.N.B.\u2014We are positively selling off below cost.Qncbcc, October T, 1861.Royal Insurance Company Capital, TWO BULLIONS Sterling, AND LARGE BESEBVE FUNDS.Fire Department.nnHIB Oompnny oentinnss to IfiSUBB Bnildlngs and all other descriptions of Property against t LOSS orDAMAGB by FIBfi, oa the moat favourable terms, and at the lowest _ any good BngUsh Company, promptly settled, without deduction or discount, and without reference tc rates charged by All jnst losses pr< ¦airland.The large Capital aad jndloioM safety to tto assured.Ho charge for Polietes or Transfers.irat of this Company insures the most perfect Life Department.* «.fallowing advantages, amongst nixteraas ethers, are offered by this Company to partie» Intending to insure their lives\t* Perfect seenrity for tto fnlfllmont of its engagements to Policy holders, Favorable Bates of Premium.f ^^T11 reputation for Prndanoa and Judgment, end the most liberal consideration of all qnsstions oonneoted with the interests of the assured.Tmarr dats' «baos aelowsd non Patebet of Bheiwal Pbxuicmb, and no forfeiture of \"¦ from anintentlona] mistake.* olieiea lapsed by non-paymsnt of premlams may bo renewed within three months, by pxytng tto preminis, with a fine of ton shillings per cent, an the production of satisfactory evidence of the good state of health of the life assured.Participation of profits by the ssnred, amounting to two-thlrde of its net amount.Bonus dealarad 1865, amounting to A3 per cent, per annum on the sura assared, Ï 1868°n **** fr0m tw,nt7 10 tortJ* 80 I^r ««nt.on the preminm.Next division of profit» [NO.7411 Persons desirous of efbstlag Life Insurance wiU oo'salt their own interest by examining thé tables of redacad rates issued by this weahbjf and long established Hoclety.Apply to Messrs.P.Simla» A Sox, Book Sellers, fit.John Street, or to the Agent, DAYID A.BOSS, Advocate.4a.bM, ?.*J II, mi.in, MONTREAL Ocean Steamship Company.Summer Arrangements.1863.\t1863.Direct Steam Communication QUEBEC ÜIKECTORY.WITH CLA8COW.\\ -*A L E 8 ; .ZYrifrfrUl mad Lack** Mm.) BosMfe A-Oo^ Ut.Q V R \u2014A PA E for ¦t- - ,l« - 3 Benaeit.\u2022\u2022 - Vi'oo js A Co.WrrtH J\u201c-' and Pluma\u2014do.aMbcao\u2014 sv do.I\t\u2014 do.Ireal Ale, Ac -do.ir- Benson A.Co.J Ç XoUo.r Sale\u2014L Potrin.WaM^-lÉtHtor eas Lodging Accommodation.Ct&felffpfhirf.: Let\u2014G Beivrtck A Co.nit Cargo 'Jlreerning A Co.rings, Ac\u2014A J Uax'uam A Co.a \u201calï- ^HcauicUa BBU, OCTR.15, 1863.entirely RKorab^e yntlemen, who are thick Hmwn-UoUon Min-d to folk a'e^it the taction , felfn » U\" t-\u2019riu to express ppft'' .TiofYirjGovernment, > designate 4λ whole combination who diffcT^Pnti^tnselees.Now, ns that the Hou^?of Assembly, the nchof the L ^r^l uu.e, is composed téttd and thirty meobeES, from he present m ;uieut, are to bo de-and the vacant seat for rja^ uoo LkUidced and twenty-eight ^PW^eiy occurs that out of so wsiim that saino three or ^roo^h iuness or some so Utat any uumoer ever a huu-renty most be considered a very full ha* was» toe eux citing nature of WNTlm d^er, tliat a very unusual Has marked every sitting; and each NbifePAie importance attached to ¦at The Opposition vote has be^ed trom sixty to sixty-mbering the Min-md, abstract in;/ the m^moere of the t, who on nearly all occasions were bemselvea, were actually in a large la is not, however, necessary to io-I ^btrtnie posit ioa to prove how is an Opposition so constita applicable is the tenn the «jonrsc put sued by a political aTmenig'Mtce and numbers leave oniats so small a margin for tri-which, on more tlian one division, ir tumbers to a tie.The fact of ia numbers justiSes the Opposition, i that the respective parties have, ud title to contend for the honors feMTAére be no higher principle .of ^Outwfjalion.\tThere is no fac- toco an Opposition, as a conte moor-i, attempting legitimately \u201cto unseat ActaSms to be unriairfally 4t perwer, and which has, Pf tadilUiâed itself from day to ms aa#«bpsatedacta of oomiption.\u201d moat notable of tbo many exoe-uda\thave rvso.ted ;he sals of their », as though endeavoring to borrow toary glory from the condemnation rtier^Mad^crtaM Gev'.-roment.< À [Ute is sometimes aided by being ifhiilj to a Mack, but the treat, the appearance a a mere de-I) fiyfriiA .da do whiter in reality.rations be never so not render tb:« immaculate, a, this is alt that the most rabid >f the Ministry has to offer in its on\u2014it SThcTso bod as that which ice aa the worst possible.If that «wg with faiat praise, it would be [mover bow.a kindness could more idamtt.Dependent upon the casual-uar^M: soppucL purchasing majori-Srropiicn cfTar.ta-.neut, and living, t&fe .«trey or caprice or r an individual whose resentment latlv earned, the Ministry are not i WwJ! aViy «perte» of oppoairion , ei any party a laction, even waMm Ü^fts mafei far leas of the y-aud inuIHgeoce of the piesent tbs Jiedy of gentieuen if any paity be ^,tha\tit » the unprincipled a ana out Cabinet, who have wrr principle they tver professed, they ever gave; f ia then- pocket, and whose high-I nrtae\u201dTI OHr\" hypocrisy and in which t^.e Premier was in ^odMsg wf Imhjweri ought to f every one who had tbs soul HBaiAt ^,tn* ',v ii'\u2018n ue narks of the hot), gentleman a it made hie blood boiL\u201d No inacd at^ti-.Foley\u2019» iodigua-cad to lvave the manliness to assume tbe responsibility of tbe niotiou which bad been made by tbe bon.member for Chico\u2019ntimi, so that tbe matter should be discussed on its merits.Hon.Mr.HOLTON charged the Government, of w'hich tbe bon.gentleman for Montreal East had been a member, with having sought to avoid the responsibility by sheltering themselves behind a Committee of the Honse.Hon.Mr.CARTIER retorted, shewing that the b n.Finance Minister was totally in error.Hon.Mr.ALLEYN observed that tbe short-comings of past Governments could form no excuse for tbe present occupants of the Treasury Beucbes.We had a bold Finauce Minister, and be did trust that be would take up the subject and have it disposed of.If there was a claim against tbe Government, it was the duty of the Government to examine carefully into iu nature and extent, and dispose of it in a fair and creditable manner.Hon.Mr.HOLTON said be had understood from the hen.member for Chicoutimi that bis leaders on tbe other side did not intend to o|v poee this motion.Under these circumstances he was snre the hon.gentleman could not feel gratified at tbe position which they bad taken in reference to it.Mr: PRICE said he bad not assured the bon.Finance Minister that bis leaders were in favor of tbe motion, bat had ;aid that there were many bon.gentlemen on bis side of tbe Honse who were friendly to it.He had deferred making it until now, at the request of the hon.gentleman himself, and he really hoped there wonld be no objection to taking it np at half-past seven.He trusted the Government would give their consent to proceeding at that hour.(Cries of \u201c no, \" \u201c no.\u201d) The SPEAKER said that if any hon.gentleman raised the question of order, the motion eonld not be taken up.It could be only taken up by general consent of tbe House.[Hear, hear.] Mr.ROBITAILLE desired to draw attention tb a fact.The hon.Finance Minister had taken occasion, at the commencement of the debate, to deny in the most emphatic mauner that tbe Government, or any member of the Government, had any concert or connivance with the hon.member for Chicoutimi in making this motion.To disprove this statement, he (Mr.Robitaille) was quite content to take the language of the hon.Finance Minister himself, who, in the coarse of the debate, admitted that this motion had been shown to hhn, that be had suggested amendments to it, and advised that it should be held over for a few days.This admission was quite sufficient to prove that tbe bon.gentleman was incorrect in his first statement.(Hear, hear.) Hon.Mr.HOLTON denied that there had been any advice or connivance on his part or on tbe part of the Government.Neither be nor any of his colleagues had originated the motion.He called upon the hon.member for Chicoutimi, who, be wai sure, would corroborate hia (Mr.Holton\u2019s) statement., Mr.PRICE said that the motion had been pnt into his bands by some friends outside.He bad shewn it to the Hon.Finance Minister, and it bad baea amended.By tba advice of tbe hon.gentleman, he did not bring it forward then, on account of the absence of the hon.member for Sherbrooke.He was nnder-stood, however, to say that there hud been no previous arrangement,and no connivance with the Government on this question.TGe hon.gentleman then went on to remark that it was a simple matter of justice that this cUim, which had lain over so long, should be taken up and settled without nuy tunber delay.Hon.Mr.HOLTON claimed that the explanation of the bonjnember for Chicoutimi hud entirely exonerated him of the charge of connivance, made by the hon.member for Bona venture; and he called up .n the latter, if be had any gentlemanly demeanor, to retract the assertion he bad made.Mr.ROBITAILLE, on the other band, contended that bis statement had burn fully sustained by the explanation Mr.Price had given.Tbe \u201cconnivance\u201d and \u2018'advice' charged against the Finahee Minister wus established iu a manner which could not be controverted.He thought the Fii.ancc MlnUrir was the very last bon.gentleman in this House who should have attempted to Iheture nnoilu-r hon.gentleman on his conduct.He (*.lr.Robitaillo) would certainly like to hear the Hon.Finance Minister\u2019s definition of gentlemanly behavior.(Hear, hear, and cheers.) There was some attempt on the part of hon.members to prolong tbe debate; but tbe Speaker again reminded the House that it was irregular.Tbe aubject then dropped.THIKD rnSADlMOS OV FBITATX BILLS.The following private bill* were passed through committee, read a third time and passed :\u2014 Bill to amend the Act Incorporating the Agricultural Loan Association of Canada\u2014Mr.Coekburn Bill to incorporate tba Benevoleat and Mutual Aid Sociaty of Industrie and the Oonnty of Joliette\u2014Mr.Paquet.THIRD R1ÀDISOS OV FDBLIO BILLS.* Bill to repeal section the third of the eighty-eight chapter of the Consolidated Statutes for Upper Canada (and amendment*)\u2014-Mr.Cartwright.Bill lo extend tbe provisions of the 275th section of tbe Act \u201c respectiog Municipal Institutions in Upper Canada,\u201d and to provide for the Election of Councillora in the several Townships of Upper Canada, whenever the same may be divided into Electoral Divisions under the authority of tbe said section (from Legislative Council)\u2014Mr.Mackenzie [Lamb-ton.]\t, Bill to constitnte but one Agricultural Society for tbe United Counties of Chicoutimi and Saguenay\u2014Mr.Price.Bill to amend the law relating to Savings' Banks\u2014Mr.Coekburn.The House adjourned at six o\u2019clock.EVENING SITTING.The SPEAKER took the Chair at eight o\u2019clock P.M.Hon.Mr.DORION moved that wben this House riles it stand adjourned until to-morrow atone o\u2019clock P.M.\u2014Carried.rXBIWKLL PSBrOBHAKOB.Time hung heavily on tbe bands of hon.members, while waiting messages from tba Upper House, and various expedients were re-¦oued to, to beguile the fleeting but unoccupied moments.Some hon.roembsrs sat quietly iu their chairs, trying to assume a grave and senatorial aspect, in which they were not all successful ; others applied themselves to the much neglected duty of writing home correspondence, and not a few found congenial employment in examining and admiring a recently imported Irish black-thorn shillelagh, the property of tbe sturdy Hibernian who represents South feimeoe.A number of French Canadian members, o« the Ministerial side, weary of waiting for the Legislative wagoa of the Uoper House, took it into their heads to ebaunt a requiem for the expiring ««tafon, the words and air being those of \u201c Le Joli Rosier,\u2019\u2019 tba vocalists appearing certainly like per- wotioa, and h* eaUad op Mr.RebltaUle to \u2022»\u2022 who, on th# whole, had managad to enjoy the grateful odor and produce of the Parliamentary rose-bush this session, without having suffered much from the traditional thorn.Seeing they were making quite a aorry figure of the air and tbe poet's numbers, several members on tbe Opposition aids, with tbe bon.member for East Montreal »¦ leader, just to show what correct taste and superior vocal powiWs were capable of, struck up Les l anotitn, with great offset, the defeated gentlemen opposite paying tribute to the superior music of their competitors by Joining in the chorus.After a few verses bad been creditably rendered by the Parliamentary performers, to tbe great amusement of tbe audience, which was discouragiogly small, .Mr.RYMAL then stepped forward, hat on, and said\u2014Ladies and gentlemen, I thank you on behalf of the management for your attendance this ovening.This is the last evening we shall be able to entertain yon.This slump impromptu, delivered witbeut those ail-important accessories, the cotton umbrella and appropriate shirt collar, brought down the House, and all felt that the orator bad made not only bis beat speech, but the best speech of the season.UB8SAOKS mon THB COUNCIL.After the incident described above, tb* hour» passed drearily\u2014tbe ouly incident, from tintj to time, being the arrival of tbe Messenger from tbe Upper House, with bills which had through that branch of the Legislature.a rxasoxAL explanation.Mr.T.FRRGUBON said he wished to be permitted to make a personal explanation.A paragraph had appeared in that wonderful paper, the Globe, a fow days ago, in relation to lus getting a free pass on tbe Grand Trunk Railroad.Now, as far as his receiving a paas was concerned, be would say, that being a director of tbe Northern Railroad, he was entitled to a pass on the other railroads-he received them at a right, not as a favor.Th# practice was, as all acquainted with tbe working of ra'lroads kuew, for directors of the several imea to exchange passes with each other, and it was in tbia capacity he gave and received passes.He was, therefore, under no compliment to tbe Grand Trunk Railroad, and neither owed nor gave them favors in return for passes.[Hear, bear.) THB PROROGATIOX.The SPEAKER announced that his Excellency the Governor-General had been pleased lo signify his intention of coming down tomorrow, at three o'clock, for the purpose of proroguing the Honse.V finals.At five minutes to eleven the fiaal message was received from the Upper Hons*.An adjournment was carried on motion of Hon.Mr.Dorion.\t.\t.After the Speaker left the Chair, \u201cMourir pour ia Patrie\u2019\u2019 was given iu good style by a number of the wore musically inclined mem* bers.Then there was a general leave-taking and hand-shaking, as many of tba hon.gentlemen had made arrangements to leave for their homes at an earlybour.THE LATE W.P.PATRICK, KSQ.A meeting of the officers of the Legislative Assembly was held on Tuesday, the 13tb October, in tbo Railway Committee Room of the Legislative Assembly, at which all tbe officers of tbo House were present.G.W.Wickstesd, E»q-,Q.C., Law Clerk, waa oalled to the Chair, and W.Wilson, R.M.D., Assistant English Translator, was requested to set as Secretary.The following resolutions were unanimously adopted :\u2014\t.\t-, Moved by W.B.Lindsay, jr., Esq , Clerk of the Legislative Assembly, seconded byG.M.Muir, E:-q.| Clerk Assistant, and Rtio'oed\u2014That we Lav# received with feelings of tbe most profound sorrow and regret the intelligence of the death of WiHuun Poynts Patrick, Esq., late Chief Office Clerk of the Legislati-e Assembly, and for upwards of forty-five years an officer of Parliament is tbia Province.Moved by Engeno P.Dorion, Esq., French Assistant Law\tseconded by Henry Harlney, Esq., Assistant Chief Office Clerk, and\t.\" RrsofreJ\u2014That we desire to bear testimony to those private virtues «hieh shone so eminently in our lamented friend, aud to the strict integrity and kindness in the performance of hia public duties, which won for bim, in his long career, tbo profound respect of all with whom be had to do in the discharge of his official fanctiona.Moved by Thomas Vaux, Esq., Accountant, seconded by Frank Badgley, Esq., English Assistant Law Clerk, and R:sjloed\u2014'i'hoi in order to manifest onr respect and affection for the memory of one so sincerely regretted, and as an expression of the sorrow which we feel tor tbe loss of so good an example, we hereby agree to wear mourning for the period of one month.Moved by A.G.Lajoie, Esq., Assistant Li brarian, seconded by William B.Roas, Esq., Clerk of the English Journals, and Rnolred\u2014That the Chairman of this meeting be requested to transmit a copy of theae resolutions to tbe family of tbe late William Poyntz Patrick, Esq., late Chief Clerk of the Legislative Assembly of Canada, and at tb* same time to convey to them an expression of our deep sympathy with them in their bereavement.PRESENTATION OF THE RIFLE MATCH PRIZES.Onr readers should bear in mind that the prizes won at the Grand Rifle Match on the Islah'd of Orleans, last month, will be presented to the successful competitors, at th* Rifiing School, Grande Allen, to-morrow evening.A fail parade of the Yolnnteer Fore* of the City is called for th* occasion, in order to witness the ceremony ; and we hope to see a numerous turn-out.Subscribers will be admitted by tickets,*which may be secured from tbe Secretary of the Commiuee of Arrangements, at his office, Haldimand Street, or from any member of the Committee.Volunteers in uniform, and Regulars wilt bo admitted without tickets.The Commillee have taken pains to decorate and arrauge the interior of tbe building, a band will be in attendance, and earn will be taken, we understand, to provide place* for tbe ladies.There are about thirty prizes to b# presented, and the présentation will be made by Col.Beau, R.A., Comirtandant of the Garrison; and also, we bijliprc, by Col.DeSalaberry, D.A.(t., arid Cnl.Sewell, Commandant of th* Active fort?*.The ceremony Will, doubtless, uttrnci manytpectstofs._ THE STREETS.Tbe rainy weather which ws have bad, occasionally; during tbo iast few days, serves to show up all defective side-walks and bad pieces of roeii throughout the eity.Immediately outside St.Lewis Gate, theeonditloa of a nortiu)» of the side-walk ia really disgraceful, and it should receive immediate attention.Tbe leading thoroughfares, at least, should be kept in a decent state of repair.Hia Worship the Mayor bat manifested bo much energy and good judgment In the matter of local improvements that we know it will be only necessary to direct attention to the matter in order that it may be brought under the consideration of the proper authorities.ACCIDENT.A hoy on board a vessel called the JUky-miit, at tbe M.O.fSS.wharf, fell into tbe bold at a late hour last night Besides being very much braised, he bad bis bead cut very badly.Tbe vessel is very nearly finished discharging coal, and the batches had been left open, hence the canse of the accident.Is there not soma penalty attached to the practice of leaving the hatches open nnder such circumstances ?8T.foy monument festival.The preparations for tbe festival of Monday next are already progressing.Two triomphal arches ar* in process of construction in 84.John street, within tbe Gate, and one In Bt.John street, withont.APPOINTMENT.Dr.Lanreat CataUi**', a graduate of Levai University, has been appointed Hoots SorgOM ot tbe Beanport Lunatic Asylum.DEATH OF A VETERAN.A.M.Fluette, a resident of St.John\u2019s suburbs, and one of the few «arriving militiamen of 1812, died oa Tuesday last, ia the Tfith year of his age.RECORDER\u2019S COURT.Nine prisoners were brought np in this Coart, Tuesday morning, on the usual complaint of ¦troet impeding and drunkeanea*.They were all found gniity and tent te gaol to ruminate over their evil ways.Two eases wars heard against parties neglecting to comply with the municipal law by placing a light la the attest \u2022iver obstructions ; they were both fined.A number of actions for the recovery of arrears of water-tax were heard by the Oonrt and disposed of.There were only three prisoners brought before the Recorder, yesterday morning.One of thsse, charged with drunkenness nnd disorderly conduct, waa discharged on n promise of amendment.A carter, accused of infringing tbe carters\u2019 by-laws, and aasaaltiag the polie# when arretted, pleaded \u201c Not Guilty.\u201d His trial was fixed for another day.A complaint against another \u201cJehu,\u201d charged with assisting bis comrade in th* assault oa th* police, was withdrawn.POUCE COURT.Robert Peters and AJexandsr McLeod, seamen on board the ship Glenaunt, won brought before this Court Tuesday morning, an a charge of desertion.They were both convicted and sentenced to three weeks' imprisonment.A seaman of the ship Eveline, who was charged with being absent from hia vessel without leave, was sent on board kit vesssl by order of th* Oonrt.In this Oonrt, yesterday, Richard Watkiaa, a seaman of the ship Pomona, 3 re re ton, Busier, was brought np on a charge of having deserted from that vessel.He was convicted and seat to gaol for six weeks.A complaint for using insulting language in tbe streets, against a carter named Landry, was fixed for trial on th* 16th inat.Jean Hamel, for indulging in the innocent amusement of beating his wifb, Catherine Wilson, was fined $26, including costs.John O\u2019Neill and Pierre Turtoita gave bail to kaep the peace-~tb* former towards oae Angnsta Gosselin, sad tbe latter towards lllxa Tracey.BY TELEGRAPH Arrival of the S.S.Africa.The Africa on the Rocks at Capa Bee».' ¦ Ship got off ranch] damaged\u2014Pot* rate St.Johns, Nfld.troops partly nnder orders issued some days ago, and partly ia conséquence of recently developed designs of tb* enemy, who would alone be beeafitted by a more specific statement of Us movemaau.As regards Lea\u2019s whereabouts, purposes and strength,'there are equally conflicting rumors afloat.On tbe on* band, it is said that be bas been largely reinforced by tbe return of the divisions that were sent to Bragg before the battle of Chiekamanga.On tbe other hand, it is positively affirmed that since bis failure to torn the right flank of our army be bad sent Ewell\u2019s corps to Bragg.A few hours will probably eolve these problems.WxsxiNorox, Oct.18tb.\u2014The following are th* returns from tbe Ohio soldiers, who voted at tbsir several polling places to-day : \u2014 Brough, 545; Vallandigbam, 35.Several hospitals are yet to be heard from.Tbo following, to th* Herald, indicates the pesitfoas of the armies an Monday morning : \u2014 Head-quarters Array of the Potomac, Oct.12, \u2022 A.M.\u2014Tbe trains have all come in in aafety and ia'excellent order.Kilpatrick and Buford have arrived at tbe river, aad are ia line of battle.Onr forces are now in a position to contest tb* farther advanet of tbe enemy, who appear ia fores eonth of tb* river.' I do not think a general engagement will take place to-day.Nawajut, N.J-, Get.14tb.\u2014Tbe vote of the Ohio soldiers ia tbe U.8.Hospital here stood : Brangh, 30; Vallandigbam, none.Baltikobb, Oct.14th.\u2014Tbe rotes polled in Fort Foderal Hill, yesterday, by the Ohio soldiers, were Yallandigham, 9 ; Brough, 119.OiBÔnraan, Oct.14th.\u2014Hamilton County gives Brongb 6,300 majority.Ia twenty-nine ooantke Brough baa 37,316 majority\u2014a gain over laat year of 23,289.' Fobt Moxkos, Oct.14.\u2014Tb* U.B.transport Yankee, from Charleston.Oct.lOtb, arrived her* this morning.She had in tow tbe gunboat Maggie, tor repairs, which sunk off Fry-iag-pan shoals on Sunday last.All her man war* saved.Tb* Yankee brings tb* report that tbe Confederates attempted to destroy the Jroneidet on tb* 5th, by approaching her ia a small steamer.Tb* aaemy were discovered and drives off.A heavy reward is said to have been offered by tb* citisens of Charleston for th* destruction of tb* Iromiiei .Pbiladblvhia, Oet.14th.\u2014Forney\u2019s Prett figuras Cortina\u2019 majority at 2l,T82, with forty-oa* counties te bear from, which, in 1860, gave 15,362 majority for Cnrtin.Halifax, Oet.14th.\u2014The Confede-ate steamer Lee narrowly escaped being captured.8b* was seen by two blockaders, which pur-seed her, firing several ahota at her.One shell passed through her forward and exploded iaeide, injuring thirty of her crew.The Lee baa several naval officers oa board, on their way ta England, tor tba purpose of bringing oat some vessels which are building there.She discharges there, and will leave for Dixie ««k, 100 do red nine, *06 de deals, 22 cords Uthwood, 11 sou.\t'\t'\t.Per brig Alarm, Taylor, for____________________ 110C bbl* Hour, 24 do apples, 3 a» «cions, 2*9 tab* hull or, 2 maeta, ICO boards, U bbls poase by Jm Lord.CORRESPONDENCE.(To Ms Editor of the Morning Chronicle.) 8»,\u2014I bag tbe benefit of your influential columns to call tbe attention of our city authorities to tbe gross injustice done to the licensed victualler* er tb* eity, and more particularly to those holding stalls in tbs Champlain Market Hall, by itinerant hawkers, paying generally no license, aad who are not nnder tbe heavy expenses of the former.Considering th* high taxes and rents paid to tbe Corporation by the licensed dealers, they are entitled to an adequate protection.There Tsa\t«FVwrnw flWamaare\tU a by-law to that effect, and I think Ihe laCLZGSZ\trnrCLTT JaêCXUM\tproper authorities should sea that the police ANOTHER ACCIDENT.A man named Lavoie, belonging to tb# schooner Prnr/, lying at Renaud\u2019a wharf, waa severely injured on Thursday, by falling from tbe wharf on the deck of the schooner.He had three of bis ribs fractured and was otherwise severely injured.Dr.Wolff was at once called in, nnd found tbe sufferer severely bat not dangerously hurt.Yesterday afternoon he had progressed sufficiently in health to leave for Baie St.Paul.LEGAL.A special telegram from Montreal, last area-ing, informs us that In the well-known insurance case of Hartigaa os.The International Life Assurance Company, which was tried by a special jury, in the .Superior Oonrt, a verdict was rendered in favor of the defendants on all tbo points submitted.____i____«w ¦« » QUEBEC COLONIZATION SOCIETY.Tho above society, which has been recently re-organized in this city, appears to meet with tho most encouraging auceess.A city contemporary, in the French language, mentions iu its yesterday\u2019s issue that th* society already numbers one thousand members.NEW LITERARY SOCIETY-A Literary Society has been formed among the pupils of Laval University, called the \u201cSociété Casnult,\u201dNin honor of th# reverend founder of tbe institution.* MEDICAL.* At the meeting of the Board of Examiners of tbe Low^r Canada College of Physicians and Surgeons, held in this city on Tuekday, the following geqtl^meu were admitted to tb* practice of tb# 'medical profession, viz.: Mr.Louis Dion, of Qpebec ; Mr.Pierre Imblean, of L\u2019Indnstrie ; and Mr, ^Tbonuu Clipon, of Baie St.Paul- \u2014\u2014*\t_ For the accommodattee of th* members of both Houses, the atawmerhffimMrsB/ will leave at five this after®»»)-tasfokd of four.TMtfOII .0 .» ,\t.8881 ,96 .sqaâ ,0*4000 Mcs.de'i Army Retreated acroae the Rappahannock ! [for stratègetkai purpose* ?; Let a Army Pursuing them.8t.John\u2019s Nswfoondland, Oot.13.\u2014Tb* tjh.Africa, in a dente fog, struck near Cape Race at 10 o'clock laat night.Ship waa pat aboatbefisr* sb* \u2022 track, bat took ground for*, aft and amidships, and remained on tb* rocks half aa boar Thera was a considerable sea with a sontharly wind.The ship was moch damaged.Tbe boats were got ready bat not launched.After an hour tbe ship's pomps ^speedily eieared bar.Capt.Stone then beaded for Halifax, bat afterwards tboaght it prudent to bear ap for here.Cargo much damaged.Skip make* good deal of water.LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.Confederate loan advanced H.Tb* Daily ffemt says Gen.Bragg\u2019s victory ovar Baca* ereas ie a striking demonstration of the wisdom of tb* new military policy of the Confederates, in confining tbeir forces to arrest tba advance of tb* Federal*.Th* honors of the battle belong* to Bragg, bat be must do mors then ha has hitherto done for tho Confederate cause.The Paris Seicle argues that if Stephana visits Peris with tbe expectation of prooariag tbe recognition of the South he wilt reu disappointed.Tbe time for that is passed if it ever existed.The South by arming negro** shows its resources are exhausted.Prince Maximilian had answered the Mexican deputation : be was ready to accept the throne oa the free, spontaneous expression of the population, and by a guarantee from them of the integrity and independanea of tb* ooaatry Paris Bourse was heavy ; rentes 87f 7tc.Livsrpool, Oet.3rd, Evening.\u2014Oottoa bw _ ant.Breadstuff\u2019s quiet and steady.Cora activa aad tending upward.Provision Market quiet.Lard Armsr.Tallow firm.\t.3 u gaece Loxnox/Oct'dth.\u2014Consols for money 93} ta 93 J.Illinois Central shares 15 a 14 dk ; Scie, 72 a 74.Tb* Africa lefl Liverpool oa the 3rd, aad Queenstown on the 4th.Th* Scotia arrived at Queen*town on the 2nd, and th* Ariadne arrived at Galway on tb* 4th.Tbe new* by th* Scotia ot tb* défont of Gan.Roseorans, created considerable.seaoatioa aad caused a rise of 5 p.e.on Confederate loaa, bet tbe advance waa not fully sustained, aad closed about 25 p.e.dis.Tbe Time» think* Rosecrans was deflated by \u2022nperioratrategy rather .than mere fighting, and says it is *vid*ntath* Federal troops contested the field obstinately.Tb* Army and Naoy Qaxette attempt* to show tb* dangerooe position of Rosecrans, bat suggests that th* Federal prospects may be brighter than telegraph make* ont.St.Jew\u2019s, N.F., Oet 12th\u2014Th* China from New York for Liverpool passed Cape Race at 9a.m.,Sanday.News from New York oa 8a-tnrday evening pnt oa board.Th* Anglia from Boston lr ft here at 1\u2019o\u2019clock for Galway.She did not eome iata the harbor, aad a number of packages of importance aad much needed material for N.F.Telegraph Lina, ware carried to Galway.Maw You, October 13th.\u2014Tba Waablagtaa Republican of last evening contains th* following, which tbe censor wonld not allow la ha telegraphed to th* press We have information from tbe front this morning that Meade\u2019s army has fallen back to this side of tb* Rappahannock, followed by Lea\u2019s army, which i* in great fore* about half a mil* from th* Soeth side of that river.Th* enemy made a folat ef moving op the valley oa the Son there bead-ef tbe Robertson River, aad onr cavalry, aadtr Buford, crossed at Germane* first, aad took poe-session of the earthworks When onr forces ware all across the enemy cam* against Buford, ia great force, and drove him across th» river without time to destroy th* earthworks, oeoo-sed, and punned him to Rappahannock Station.Kilpatrick, with a fore* of cavalry and artillery, which had mad* -a reeoeaoUsaace near Madison, O.EL, was out off yesterday morning on tb* road to Culpepper, by a portion of Rwell\u2019e corps, which was formed across the only road by which be coaid retreat, ta twalv* ranks with two regiments on tbe east flank.Kilpatrick was compelled to charge directly into tb* culdeeae thus mad* by tbo eaemy'e formation.Ha led th* charge ie person, tolling his man they must do or di*.Th* cavalry eat iu way through under a concentrated fire aaeb as hardly bad been experienced by oar troops during t be war, and finally bis rear with his artillery retreated through Onlpepper.Kilpatrick\u2019s loss in kiliad and womadod amounted to 1,670.Wasoinotob, Oct.18th.\u2014A special to th* World says tbe military aitaation to-day shows that tbe Confederates have abandoned their purpose of flanking Meade, aad bar* withdrawn towards tbe Rap Waa.It therefore looks as If tbeir late movemeat was to *ov*v military demonstrations oa thair part elsewhere.¦ It has been quiet in front to-day.A special to the Tïmet says the aatioaal debt if far less in amoant than tb* enemies of this Government hoped it wonld be on tb* 1st of Oct.Th* Government enters on the third year of tbe war with a debt of only $1,222,750,000.Tbe inereM* of the debt hereafter will be moderate, tb* Government befog abnadaatiy supplied with mnskete, cannon and clothing.In a speech last night the Hon, L\u2019.O.Crittenden said that foreign capIUlisU'Were only too anxious to invest in GevsrnmsnteeeoriÜM, Yesterday $360,000 worth of United Stats* bond* were «old to foreign broker», and tb» Govetament has money now on band with which to pay tb* entire army for November, which money was furnished by foreign capitalists.\ti Tbe Tribune'» special says to discover tbe exact truth, ia regard to th* milltarr situation in front of tfa.-hiagtoB, is next ta impossible.The wilder! Bnd most contradictory rumors prevail at Alexandria, where frlgbtaBad snt-tlsrs and stragglers are collected.Tb* peep)* ia th* streets are full of talk about the overwhelming numbers of Lea apd fh* masterly retreat of Bfoedfi*.Ok The foet is that Gan.Mead» is moving hi* -N M propfig) enforce it with vigilance and promptitude.Qasbee, Oct.7th, 1863.(7b Its Editor of the Morning Chronicle.) Si*,\u2014From tbs report of tbe ease of lbs Harbour-Master of Qnebee, plaintiff; c.Joseph Ponlfot, of St.Jena, pilot, defendant, reported at length in yonr issne of tbe 10th instant, the pablie ar* led ie believe that tbe defendant, Foaliet, received hia breach from tbe Corpora-tie* of Pilota, bat each is not tb* case, as all pilots receive their branch directly from tbe Trinity Honaa, aad are la nowwia* nnder the eoatrol of tba Corporation.So longou the Trinity Hons* ban control of the examination of pilota, tbe Corporation should be held harm-lea* by the pnblie from nay mistake* caused by igaeraat pilota.In order to remedy this, all that Is required is, ttat apprentice pilots be pat under th* exelasiva control of tbe Corporation, aad ear* will be taken that ao apprenti** pilot receives hie branch unless perfectly qualified ta all respecte.Miobkl Mobix, Pilot No.16.Haxai Makticottb, Pilot No.163.Qaabee, 13tb October, 1863.bags shot By Lcueserier, Great' A Ce.P*r schr Prvrideore, Deqjardisa, for : 2.10 bbls flour, 39 do eornmeal, 6 do p-riai_ _ oil, 3 do odious, 6 do bottled ale, 6 do porter, 4 da appL*.14 bbls soap, 6 do eaadles, 24# Uagths etuve pipes, 4 stoves, 1 pkge hooka, 2 pair bore», 1 do skates, 1 bag mooeasius by L\u2014a waster.Great A Co.56 bbls flour, 4 do extra do, - do Fe 1 do, 1 do oatmeal, 1 box soap, I bbl clover seed by J E Michaud A Co.SO bbis flour, 1 coal stove by F Iteatss.Per ship Peqnot, Lewis, for Warrrepaiat ¦ fill tons red pin*) 464 do white do, 9 4* walaaV M^844 std sprnea and pine deals, Im pip* stereo, 84cards Uthwood by Ryan, Bros A Co.Per schr Mary, Arsenaaa, for Amherst\u2014179 bbls floor, 15 do pork, 19 do pease, 1» doable stores, 1 single do, 11 m red bricks, 44 deal», 24 bbls Me-enit, 3 do gaadriole, 2 bxs candles, 1 do ««op, 8 bbl» onion».3 do oatmeal.8 bag» sod 1 bbl 1 1\tsofa, 1 table, 3 dos chairs, 1 «radio, 38 l stove piper, 2 elbows, 10 harnesses, 2 bbls < barco, 2 cwt leaf tobaeeo, 1 pel dry goods by Aaid A Co.Per robr Espérance, Chiasson, for Amhsrst\u2014384 bbls flour, 10 do pork.29 de peaje, 15 bareoeMS, 4 do* chairs, 6 pair cart wheels, 4 cboats drawer», % tabla, 10 bxs soap, 4 stoves.60 lengths stove ptaes 2\tkegs nails.159 pine boards, 6 boilers, t bxs dry goods, 2 buffalo skins, 8 bars iron, 8 clocks, 54 lbs tobaooo by I> Chtareoa.P«r as Begat Ferreos, Reilly, fer Gasp*, Ft*, tou, he\u20141 cs mdse by H S Beett A Ce.SS bbls beef by P V Robin.1 es fur caps, 1 es dry goads by W « Me Limoni.1 box tobacco, 1 chest tea by Lcmesnrier, Grant A Co.1 pna ram by S Poster à Co.3 rolls leather by Boot, Brock A Co.8 halos leather by Jos Lonis.15 bags wheat by A Mr Lean.4 t»M« apples, 1 do «nions, t blf-bMs applos.2 kegs tongues, 2 do tripe, 2 4 bbU herrings.1 box earb soda by Grant A Co.10d bbls Avar by WAR.120 bbls flour, 6 do apples hr Gillespie.Crew-ford A Co.\u2014Remainder o* cargo shipped at Mea-tragi._____________________ SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.PORT OF QUBBEC\u2014ARRTVJU2.Oet 14.Bark Thame», Rankin, Belfast, D D Yoaag A Ce, bal.Schr Temperance, Kennedy, Gasp*, order, fltfc aad oil.- Iris, Gaumont, Labrador (without), fish nod oil.CLEARED.\u2022 ro , Oet 14.SS Regas Ferreos, Reilly, Gswpe, Ac, Potty, A Co.\t.» Ship Charles Cbaloaer, Brodie, Pooerih I Wilson.- Teriot Dale, Bernier.Liverpool, Roes A C«.- Thornhill, R.iesell, Cardiff, M I Wfirea.- Pequot, Lewis, Warren point, Ryaa, Bros à Co.Bark Primrose, McSweeo, Bristol ChaaaaL If 1 Wilson.\ta -Bald or, Isakeoa, Hull.C B Levey A Co.Brig Alarm, Taylev, Carbon¦ ear, Nfld, J Lord, a Schr Lady, Maldooa.Labrador (within), Lemam-rior.Grant A Co.\t_\t.r\u201e3 - Proridoucp, Desjardins, Bath ant,\tdo., - Mary, Arsesoan, Amboret, Aald A Co.' - Rsperaneo, (TbLas»ou, do, D Cbiaaaoa.COMMERCIAL.Tbo following is tho amoant ot dattes collected at tho Castam House, oa tbo 14th Oct., at tho Port of Qnebee, $3,922 18.Tb* Montreal Gaaotte ef 13th says :\u2014In Floor tbe sales oa tbe Cora Exchange to-day did not exeeed 2400 bbls.Superfine from Canada Wheat brovght $4,45 to 4,15.The quotations were :\u2014Pollards, 2,04 ; Middlings, 8,64 ; Fine 3,00 to 3,05; Sapor No 2, 3,94 to 3,74 ; Snperfins 4,44 to 4.15 ; Faaey 4,15 ; Extra 4,54 to 4,84 ; Superior Extra 4,9» to 3,04.A eonsidorabte quantity of Wheat ebaagad beads a* 37c for U O Fpriug, and 91c for N« 2 U C White, both ex-ears.Some Mixed Chi-eage Spring brought 84*., and 20,000 bosh Me.1 Milwaukee Club 94e.No salaa in Cora reported.Tbe receipts of Fleur and Grain te date show a dear ease on tbe préviens year ef eqnal to 497,898 bask.Tbo shipments have decreased by 193,840 ENTERED FOR LOADING.Same.Tons.for.By whom.__________________ Oct 14.Victory, 785, Liverpool, M I Wflsra, Hali\u2019s brae.Paramatta.1012.do, do, Dianiag's wV Kelvin.774, Toulon, D Patton A Co, Indian aero Glenganff, 3P7, Waterford, J Bar*tall A Ce, BolTi Henry Cooke, 925, Warinenpehrt, Ryaa, Brae A C« 'J v- .*\tGihlia'a wfevl Paragon, 414, Bridgewater, D D Yeung A Os Sylvia, 1214, Liverpool, R R DobaO, Jaeo, 666, do,\tdo, d*.Diana, 363, Fonthamptoo, Benson A Co, New LI Coariei?847, Hoir band.C A J Sharpie* ACc Biliary earn Wanderet, 282, Maryport, - do,\tdsv Clyde 28, liatburM, Jeffory, Xoad A Co, Venal ia, 33, Labrador (within).Emedine, ZC, do, Aald A Co, Morriaea\u2019s RAFT8 aRRIVID AT QUMRCl Oet 14.W W Scott\u2019s, white A red pine.New Watetfoaief.Jas Pa\u2019ton\u2019s, stares, Indian cove wash Fowler A EsseUyn\u2019s, Steve*, aaadry coves.D C Thomson A Co's, oak A aim.Wood A Patry**.Do,\tdo, Stevenson's rev* PORT OF MONTRRAL\u2014ARRI71D.Oot 12 A 13.Ship City of Hamilton, Downie, London, Aug $4, - Roscneatb, Aald, Halifax, Ovt 1, gea.- Minnesota, Matthews, Liverpool.Ang fa, da.- Margaret Smith, Orr, Qrereooh, Aag 96, coals aad sugar.Bark Pacific, McGibbon, Boston, Kept 22, baL f ' - Gnlielma, McKenzie, London, Ang 28, baL Brigtc Chance, Cantoll, Malaga, Sept 8, fruit.Schr Lady Elgin, Savaira, Cape Chérira, Sept ft, herring* aad oil.- Alliance, Cloutier, do, do, do.ChaukD.\u2014Oct IS.Bark Woodland, Jones, Qnebee, baL - Canada Belle, Henderson, do, do.Per \u201c Jur*.\u201d Thomas C.Orris Priori» Current of American Prodaee.Glasgow, 1st Oet, 1863.We bare small imports from America this week, rensistiag ef 1676 barrels flour from New York.Yesterday\u2019s Market bad about aa average et-teadaare of bayera.Wheat and Flour sold in retail at abeat last week's prices, but trading downwards.Fasse aad Indian Core were unaltered in valaef Wheat, per 346 lb*.\u2014White States aad Canadian 91/ te Sift ; Red Western States 20/6 to 21/8 ; MUwaakie, Chisago and U.C.Red 19/ te 20/.Flrar pré bri\u2014Extra [Canadian 23/ te 25/ ; Extra Wetter* States 91/6 te 93/ ; Snpcrflnc Canadian 31/4 te 33/5.I.Cere, per 380 lbs \u2014Mixed 14/to 16/6 ; YaL lew 14/6 te IT/.Pease, per 336 lbs.\u2014White Canadian 17/9 to 14/9-.- Beef.per tier©*.\u2014C.6.Prime Mem 60/ to 75/.Fork, per bri\u201440/ to 64/.KMMp |>#f\tto S5/.Butter, per ewt\u2014Fine qualities 75/ to 84/ ; Tn- frrier 43/ to 43/.Petroleum, per too.\u2014Crude Pennsylvania £20 to £31 ; Crude Canadies £12 to £13 ; Refined Pi t c A/6 per gaUen ; Spirit 1/4 te 1/6 per gal.Ashe*, per ewi.\u2014PoU, plentiful, 29/ to 29/3 ; Pearls, searre, 33/3 te 33/6.Timber.wer foot.\u2014Quebec Yellow Pine, 60 feet average, 1,9 te 1/4; Quebec Red Pise, 40 foot average, 1/6 te 1/9 ; Oak 3/3 to 3/4 ; Elm 1/1# to 2/ ; ' ek.1/3.' te 1/4 ; Fla* Deals, Sod quality, 1/fl 3rd qesllty 1/ to 1/1 ; Spruce, lOd to 1/ per ¦g.m to» T.C.ORR.NEW YORK MARK1CTB.\u2014OCT.14.Flear market dall, 3 to lOo lower.Wheat market ansettled, 2e to 4e lower ; sale* 64,949 bushels ; $1,14 to $1,38 for old Chicago fipriag ; 1,35 te 1,38 for new de ; $1,28 te 1,33 for r Milwaukee Club ; $1,49 te 1,44 for Amber lews;*$1,37 te 1,45 for winter red western ; 1,50 te LU for amber Miekig»*; 1,56 for choice amber Keataieky.Ryu qakt, $1.16 to 1^0.Barley nominal, $1,34 to 1,46.Cora reeetats 56,433 bask : market dull and heavy, aadJte te 9* lower ; salas 95,004 bushels ; 96o te 9Se for skipping mixed western afloat and aetlva eloaiag at tb* inside prie*.Oats 1 o'lower ; 66e te 83c fer Canada, Western aad State.Fork market quiet ; sales 1004 bris ; $14,50 to 14,75 fer rid mess ; $16,60 for new ; $11,75 to $13-35 foV new prim*.Beef quiet.Stocks lower aad lass active.Gold 163ft.SUver 48.Exchange 67.Milwaukee, Oet IS\u2014Wheat steady, $1,14 in store ; receipts 119,406 bos.Grain freights to King- vtoQ Ita.Chtoagu, Oet 11\u2014Wheat, $1,16 to LU ia store.Flear active.Cora 86o in store.Imports & Exports at Quebec.IMPORTS.ji\tOet 14.Fer schr Temperasoe, Kennedy, from Garpc\u2014 365 bbls green eodfish, 33 do berriags, 18 do cod oil, 3 do halibut, 90 drafts green eodfish to Master.Fer schr Iris, Ganmont, from Labrador (within) \u201479 bbls green eodfish, 20 do salmon, II do seal eU, 11 do barrings, 7 do halibut, 16 do blubber.29 drafts trees eediuh, 3 bbls feathers, 5 kegs green eedfisk to tb* Master.EXPORTS.Oet 14.Fer bark Primrose, MoBween for Bristol Channel\u201416 tens oak, 63 do rad pins, 669 do white do, 950 std pine deals, Iftm pip* staves, 2m W 0 W I do, 11 cords lath wood, 2 spruce span for ship\u2019s uea by M I Wilson.Per bark Baldur, Irak see, for Hall\u20146400 std pftaa deals, 444 do piae dial ends, 3m WI staves tf CM Levey A Co.Fur ship Charles Cbaieaer, Brodie, for Peaerth Reads\u2014126 tea* oak, 63 do elm, 62 do red pine, 0 do white Ae, 720 std pine deals, 3m pipe claves i W0WÏ de, 6 cords lathwood by M I Wilson.Fur ship Tsviet Dale, (sew) Bernier, for Liverpool\u2014199 tear oak, 242 do eha, 122 do ash, m de red plue, 1125 do white do, 6500 std pine deal*, 44.0.0m pipe staves, 16.5.0.6a W I do, IA cords Uthwoemiy Rees A Co.Per skip Them kill, Rassrii, for Cardlfi\u201416 teas .00 iLLvdiittM .*;¦ ¦\t¦ tttE MORSIMÔ CÜÉÔNICl, f\u2019, THURSDAY, OttOBË R 16, 1863 j9*Btya»n fwm We«t tbm UaiHd Sûtes, oc» in Utb following .^naoaaeomoatj »aF8î«A»TLS8, JACKETS &f, forai iÿ«CMUUi«s of a Urg» J fcasl.o»!, la which mich Uleoi atwatioa U giv^a v> prodaco th* aeweet «p^roTod 8'.;V>a aoaMa«lacwboro.iLO^tR à FRT h** « jiat rcrcirad a large sàof OSKfLlMirS acd BOYS CLOTH-1H O,'«direct froa Lcudon, nitahl# for the prateafirason GLOTSït à TRT t%o* to eancaoca tke \u2022rrtral of BF» *fOK SILKS, eniuble for Xroatog, Dioaer aad F-'OtMnad« Drecam GLOTVB k FRT an showing thei* KEV-' ^^RTFR D&BSSSS, ci Britiao aod Foreign uonu-'aocnr*.perfocti/ a«w, aad the highest Korel ^«1 Fashioa.\u2022 LOT BR * FRY'S BLANKBTS, FLAN-B ILS, aad all Y700LU1N GOODS at the old prtees, and the COTTCN GOODS at abent aprUg pdoM ; also, aî.»tof PBJCüOH CAM-B»0 BA YDKXSCHISMS at half price.#60«a te \u2022* Mejor Lstsootagce ; Major Thomson :\t'H\u2019Xl TUNJ-; Lt Br«ao;\t* ,-j \u2022:\t^w/1.Mej» L T Sator\u2014Brigade ¥ej ir.VICTORIA MiRllLE WORKS, Opposite Zion and Baptist Churches, BEATER HALL HILL KIONTREAL.Ang.IT.1883.PADL GXRBDO, Sculptor.Ota ROYAL MAIL LINE.RICHELIEU COMFANf BOTWfiUB QUEB2C ASD S50NTREAL Incorporated by Act of Parliament.AUCTION SALE TEA AND FRUIT CARGO.FRUIT CARGO, Ex \u201c Chance*'from Malaga Dirtct NOW IN PORT.BALANCE OF TEA CARGO.Per \u201c Great Britain,\" from Siang- hae Direct.^^N MONDAT, October 26, will ba oTired, The New and- Splendid Iron Steamer MONTREAL, CAPT.P.E.COTTE.WILL LB AYE THB NAPOLEON WHARF FOR MONTREAL, TkU Afcarnoon at FIVE O\u2019clock, MOFFATT ft 00., at their Btoree, Sr.Pavl Steiit, MONTREAL, the BALANCE of CARGO of TBA8, per Great Britain, from Sfcaeghae, eone cling of I HYSON FKIY, TWaNKAY, v BYSON, YOUNG HT8DN, OONGOU, SOUCHONG \u2014AUO\u2014 400 hf-ebeate Sonehong, 400 hf-eheete Colored and Unoolored paaa, 158 hhda Cuba Sugar.AUariQ.V SALE.BÏ A.3.AlAiHiM & CO.AUCTION SALE OF Herrings, Green & Dry Fish, Grindstones, To Close Co'fiignneute, \u2014amc\u2014 TEA, ex \u201cJura.\u201d HT AOOTIOX WILL BK SOU), A yOHON SALES BY A.J.MAXHAM & CO AUCTION SALE auction sales C.à II.GIBSONJS.TRADE SALES Tùe \u201cAnchor\u201d Line or or Dry Goods.FRIDAT NEXT, The 16lh instr.nt, * AT THE STORES OF HKS8R8.\u2014AMD\u2014 Fleet Olase to Montreal.$2.00 Return Tfbket.8.00 Meal® and Sute Room® Extra.1.00 Pot farther particulars apply at the office .\tJ.E.DE80HAMPS, AgCftti Quebee, Oct 15.1863.FRUIT CARGO, ex direct, ooniLtiag ef ; 2900 bcxM )\t1 400 hf-bx.} M.R.RAISINS, | lOOC qr-bxa ) 2000 bexe® )\tf B00 hf-bx® S LATIR RAISINS | 1000 qr-bxe )\tJ 46 qncaks OLITR OIL.Chance, from Malaga Lemesurier 8c Co., Teas, Sugars, Tobaccos, Wines, Liquors, **\u2022.he., he.BY AUCTION, WILL BE SOLD, AT THE STORES OF Lemesurier, Grant & Co., 8T.PETER STREET, ON THURSDAY Br-^,,ction' at th® Subscriber*' Store®, on WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY next, the 14tb nr.d 16th Ootober.To commence at TWO P.M.each day, precisely, if poeaiplo.\u2014without ntsaavx\u2014\ty \u2018 VARIOUS couM^nmcpie' of Sc&eonable DRY GOODS\u2014distinct aeeortmenie aacb | day.Clotba, Gaieimeros.D eskins, T«eeie, Kerseys, Flinncle, Wincie®, Of.bonrge.Drea Goods, Safaras, Woltnt^s.Dietooals, London Frin s Grey Cotton®, iVoalleo Shawls, Koit Good®, Irish Lines®, Soft Hat®, Sealskin®, Hosiery, Ac., Ac.G.ft H.GIBSONS, A.ft B.Quebec, Oct.18, 1«C3.\t'I I Transatlantic Steam Pacte! Ships ( Un/ett prevented by unforeseen circumstances,) I Are founded to Sail regularly, du-ing .boeea-?\t0OD of 1863, between j ÜMtPeiïf4' Qieke a&4 «las^row PROW GlaAGGOW * BarTAinn*,\t.Satrrdey, 3rd Oot.Uhitxd KuiflnoM,.Do.l*ih ,l » VTL02I QOXBSC \u2022 BaiTABau,.Tuesday,\t2îtb Oct.Dbi«R Kx*aDo«,.Satirdey,\tUtbNor.THE STEAMSHIP \u201cBRITAWliriA WUl 1» pointed), dnapotchcH front BY CASEY & CO.QUEBEC for GLASGOW OF Tnesday, 27th Oct.Brand Cooke Bros h Co.260 GIBB\u2019S WHARF, HERRINGS, in do, BRLS SPLIT good order, 2b Hill brla dj do 6t Cw»e Dry FLh, 23 Brie.Green do, 107 Grindstone®, To close consignments.NEXT, 15th Oet., GENERAL aeiortment of FRESH ENG- A.USB QR00KK1I8, TKAa, SDQaHB, fire Wood! Fire Wood! do ,P* 8 \u2014The other papers ol (Ms Oity will pleaie insert the above.Quebec, Oet.15, 188».\t\u2022 ' Port end Eberry Wine®, 60 octaves ) 60 octarei [ Torrmgona Pert, 20 qr-ck® Malega Sherry Wine, > 6 hbd® Oleret, 10 bhd® > lalayacd Highland Malt Scotch lOqrekiJ\tWhiikey, 250 bag® Rie, Gape and Java Oeff>e, 20 pane Jamaica aad Deaerara Rum, fte., *9'k0' Sale at NINE o'clock.JOHN DEEMING ft OO , Auctioneer®.N.B.\u2014Tees mey be luapled a® usual onj the Be'urdey previous, Oct.24th.Oot.15, 1888 \u2014AFTXB WHICH\u2014 40 Chests Choice Congou, ex *'Ja:a.\u20191 Sale at TWO o\u2019clock, precisely.A.J.MAXHAM ft OO., Qcehso, Oot.15, 1863.fto., fte.Particulars In fntur® advertisement.Sale at half-past ONE o\u2019clock.A.J.MAXHAM ft ÇO., A.ft B.Quebec, Oot.9, 1863.AUCTION SALE Rates qf Passage from Quebec U \u2022>bwi*yio Glasgoto : - j Diwaieaiate.By Anction, will be Bold, In ths tvo Wood\t\u201c »bnajaat Wÿ.J Yards, jueeq and St.Domlaio Street®, St.OhHAwl PTOperlY*®fok*d P^Wore).( * -Roc Va, about\t\u2019\t^ proportion.\u2019\tReturtl Tletretcgranted at Ledoced Kami I OAl | / '.OEM cf MAPLEaud BIRCH \u2022' *1*Berths cot secuted unül paid lor.v , *\tWOOD, three feet CF* Each ship carries a duly qualified Sur long, being the overplus of wood cut for the I geon.% .\t.\u2014v »\ton* G.jvernment; will be eold in lots to'®ai*.For ftbigbt or pas®agc, appl* to And all patebaeors of 10 cerda or upward®\tG?ft Û 6HAW, Downs\u2019 _ BALSAMIC or A.ft B.TIMBER will be allowed to have it In the yard for three months, free of charge.SMe will take place WEDNESDAY, diet October, at Queen Stteet Wood Yard, at TEN (o\u2019clock.CASEY ft OO., A- ftB.Montreal : or ROBERT SHAW ft OO., « .\t*\tQuebrc.Quebec, Dot.6, 1863.BY AUCTION, WILL BE SOLD, Parties who cannot attend the Sale can 8?od oo orders to parchaw, fte.Qu*bec, Oct.9, 18 .3.NOTICE.THK j\tThe 17th inat., at the Im rand l rank Ferrn I ' j Québec Exchange, 1213 Saturday Next Car£° ^ea Sale Utiy 11CAI, |\tFOR ACCOUNT OF\t| Quebee MESSRS, D.T0SR1SCE t CO House to Let.A JUBÏI8HED HOUSE, conUiu- 7 X.?6 Boo®*, to ba let, with im- rafuMte possession.Price of Furjrt-Keot cf House until 1st Msy next, Oct.12, 1863.Apply at this office.tf w ILL run a® under until further notice.PCS.FLAT TAMARAC, 2*,030 feet.QUEBEC: LEAVE3 6.30 A.M.7 30 Grand Trunk RAIL WA r.Alteration of Trains I 8.30 9 30 11 00 12.00 Patsengera for Montreal.POIffT EEVI: 1.00 P.M.ON and after MONDAY, the 12th October, the Train® will run a® follows t MAIL TRAIN for Montreal, Portland, Boston and Intermediate Station®, w;ll leave Poimt Levi at 9 A.M.2.08 8.00 Pa® and Mail® for rPas.ft Nail® 7.00 A.M, 8.CO 9.00 ( Pas.ft Mail® 10 30 * from ) nod ^WayStarions 11.80 12.30 pm.\u2019 Pa®, ft Mail® \u2022 from ; R.da Loup, 403 Pc®.Square Tamarac, 9,648 feet.201\t\u201c White Pine, 8,035 \u2022' 33\t** Elm, Ash, Ban rood, fte., 975 \u2022' The timber 1® lying at Woolaey\u2019s Cove, Point, St Rooh1®, where It may be ®fen,__ where ell aeceasery Information may be obtained.Sale at EL WEN o\u2019clock, A.M, A.J.MAXHAM ft OO., A.ft B Quebec, Oct.18, 1883.The Subsjri I \u2022 w lay «h rooted by MKS8R8.D.TORRANCE & CO., To rffar by Public Acotiov, Wanted, to Chai 'ter, 2 \" VESSELS, BOO to 600 tons, to load dry deala at Trois «\u2022tolet, for Giaego* or London.7Ü Qutbec, Oct 1Ô, 1863., E.r« On Thursday, Oct.22 THE O ARGO\tTHE\u2019 ROSS ft CO.« ss J_70R Sale by the anderMgned, in 81, 4, lot® to (J and 7 inch, 1.30 NEW GOODS.4 30^for ' aod MAIL TRAIN for Riviere da Loap and Way Stations, P.M.«ill leave Point Levi at 1.20 5.30 7.15 j aad (Way Stations 2.80 8.30 5.00 6.60 MAIL TRAIN from Boston, Portland, Montreal aad latermadlate Butions, will arrive at Point Levi at \u2022 85 P.M.UNDERCLOTHING Of every deseriptiou.\t^ White & Grey Lambs Wool, | fti'lZÿ0*0, w,,4o\u201c * \u2019,riu'\" °rt\" MLtiMO AM RJUNEt.THE underjigued will not be responsible for any debu contrecied by the crew of Dress Shirts ami Collars In all Shape® and Sixes.aJTIÜi Week Ties, Scarfs, j POCKET HINDKEROHIRFS, GLOVES, BRACES, 4rc.tifc., ffc.WILLIAM TRIGGS.Qaebee, Get.13, 1863.\t3 New Goods, rsn J.LILLY ft OO., _ .\t_\t18 Beede Street.Quebec, Oct.15, 1863 aù, *\t- gj/- AMERICAN CREAM CHEESE.'** For Sate by WOODS ft CO.Oct.16, 1861.\t4 Fresh Fi^s and Plums.^ ¦\tCJ QUEBEC Rifle Club ! Steamers North American and St.Andrew.BLACK GLACK SILKS, DRAP DE LYON, (New make of Shk, warranted not to cat ) GAOS ROYALS, BARATHIAS, GROS GRAINS, Stripes and Brocades Warranted eil Lyon® made.Cold Glace Silks, QitKM El.1X1 1163, tafcRUL FRENCH PLUMS.Jast Beccive-L to Oet.16, 1863 WOODS ft CO.4 Qoid Leaf Tobacco.o n GARB ef the GENUINE.pJ«8* Received.WOODS ft OO.Qf^sc, Oct.15, 1883.\t4 r -BOOTH\u2019S Cofdial «id Tom Gin.* IK WOOD.For Sate by 1\t.U-.\tWOODS ft CO.Qavbefr Oet.15, l»»3.\t4 Dw\u2019s Montreal Ale, Bass\u2019s English Ale, , Guioess's Dublin Porter, Ft i ilk Libs Jett Received, by WOODS ft CO.ftl.15, 184»\t.4 \u2022 \u201cW THE Members ef the CUENBO RIFLE CLUB are requested to m-ret outside the BIDING SCHOOL, ia utifom with Rifles, oa ^B,Iü^ïLi£7®aia* n*xt\u2019 l6Ui ins;., at 5 o\u2019clock, P.M.\t' By ordsr, « 0HARLE8 H.1.TILSTONE, ^ '\t^ .\u2022.lAfS# r g^çw Cuebeo, Oct.15, 1883.\t^\tj7\u2019 la all the new Shades.GROS DE SUEZ, .NEW STRIPES, NEW CHECKS, All of the Latest Styles.MAIL TRAIN from Riviere da Loop and Way Staiiaoe, will arrive at Point Levi at 1.30 P.M.A MIXED TRAIN, for the accommodation of Lteel Pasaeagen, will leave Point Levi daily, at 5 P.M., atriving at Richmond at *\t1 A.M.\u2014eonnroting with train® for Island Pond, Montreal and the West.Return-lug leave® Richmond at 2.16 A.M., arriving et Point Levi at 10 15 P.M.The Ferry Steamer will leave the City Ter-mreua, in connection with the above train® 80 minutes before the departure of each tram.0.J.BRYDOIS, Managing Director.Qnebee, Oet 10,1848.\t12 And on Sunday afternoons, making first trip from Point Leri at 12.30 P.M., return trip from Quebee at 1, and coatrnue the trips every half banr throughout the day, making the lest trip from Quebee at 7.30.F ARE\u2014Three Pence each Person.JAMES TIBBIT3, ^\t^\tProprietor.Quebec, Oct.12, 1801.Labrador Herrings, hud Receiving ear Minnesota, Annie Laurie and Oity of Hamilton : JgAGS ARRAOAN £109, Bags Black Sifted Pepper, Boxes Belmont Sperm Candles, Bags Canary and Hemp Seed, .Barrel® Salt In Jar®, Hbd®.Soda Ash, Barrel® Soda Crystals, Keg® B.O; of Soda, Barrels Olive oil, Oast® Tin®\u2019 Castor Oil, Cask® Whhing, Bags Glue, Btrrel® Copper»®, Boxes IX Charcoal, Tin Plates, 11 IC and ICW do do.For Sale by GIBB, LAIRD ft ROSS.Quebec, Oe*.10, 1863.\t0 Direot from ,\t__ Expressly 8«lcet*d for the Canadian Market, CONSISTING OF i PP Young Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder, Hyson Twaukay,, Natural Leaf Japan, Soueiuong, Congou, Oolong, I IN CHESTS, HALF OBESTS ft CATTIES.Cataloguer will bo prepared, and the Tea® may be iarapled, as usual, the day before the Sale\tr AND IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING, A General Aaeertmeat of E suit purebaeerf,\t,, «\t1 *^ 9\twrought and pressed DkUK SPiKBH.cShanghsie,\t*i.' h.?.bellew, or the OaiikcKen I\t\u2022\tChamplsiu Hall.Quebec, pot.4,1868.\u201cZeio11 Beaten off the Field, This purely TagetaMsL.______ to cure 00UGP9f COLDS, OATAPRH, ,V.^J ASTHMA, CROUP,\t' a\t,\tirtoivIBNT OOI and all dteeaecs of the T»»eits Luxes.Downs\u2019 Elixir has stood the task , , ,\tTmrT Taxas I ¦ A few doses will eflbotaomwl medicine® bar# failed.It does pouex bnt innovât it by « phlegm, and thue eradleatlaf Thi Radix or rax Dmaai Its emolient properties *-rlHtot tion, gives ear ) to tbs Throad enf drive out diseafe, not so mnek by poison ou® attack o pea the dl\t* Assrenxo x^rtma to : Explicit directions___ together with a pamphlet cate® of core® aad other ini RXAD TH* FAMFHJUtT A1 IT rs ?LSA*ÀXT to There i« no diffionlty la___ children, is they are fond ef it, mitted, vouid take it to txeesa.Price 25 cte., 60 ets and tlAd] ?oia In every Town aad YiUafi JOHN F.HENRY ft O (Bucoeeeore to J M.Hi N H.Downs) F n ^ ^YitArbury, Yt, aad ; Hold in wncbec by Mosoem ft Q Bowen Joe Bowlee ft Co., J 1.ft roux Edward Giroux, J H EU ij^d, W.E Brunet, btartea, Nov S.1862 * THB New Pain-KH Henry's Vermont Lia In offering to tbe public this am ior, wf wish to commend it as kslp better than ecy other Paln-JUDor ger botvles at a corresponding p containing nothing iojuriou® to sis it.It may be used externally tes RHBJJMATI8M, neuralgia, TOOTHACHE.hsadachi, BURNS ft SCALML BRUISES ft Ü SORE TH] mm Fresh Groceries rr^HB faomr which need to be felt for tbie 1 word formerly, will be.not only d micish-ed.butte tally dispelled In fetnre, at Uaet to tboea who wJU have tbe good fortune of roe-¦estiaf\t* \u2018\u2022The Morning G]o^y,,, And every ene can be provided at H.F.BELLE W\u2019S, ¦ _\tOhamptalnHaH.Quebec, Oet.T, Î868.Bale at NINE o'clock.JOHN LREMIND ft CO., Auctioneers.Montreal, Oct.6,1868, \u2014 \u2022 1.Havana Segars.I API ASM OW Choice HAVANA 88GARS, ^ I^e4land0t6|'H1 COTTAGE ocCdpfed by the IliUo t \u2022\u2022fo CoRTLASDr Pa**», B#quk%j ¦***- fer the anexplred term of the lea\u2019s.1 WM.LAIRD ft OO , Fabrique Street.Qaebee, Oet.I», 1863.\t10 Saw For partieulsra Co., 8t.Ltwrenwj HOSIERY Æ'k «TrafiSiÇL* J UNDERCLOTHING paej\u2019e Office, LcvU.Oil.15, 1883 re v Domfric® and Hawick made.12.For Sale, FOR a Saw Mill, a OOMPL1TM SET of MACHINERY, with all th* Itteef lm.proveraenti.\t>4 Apply at Qaebee to BENSON BENNETT.Qnebee, Oot.16, 168».«\t* tw*' ft GENTLEMEN\u2019S LADIES\u2019 and CHILDREN\u2019S IN EVERY BIZI AMD QUALITY.Warranted all Summer Finished.Ayer\u2019s Cathartic PiUx ., WM.LAIRD ft 00., Fnbrlnw Street.Oet, 13, 1888.\tU taw L.J.G.& C their e 1 n e a rê foaak® to their fneada end public io gaaaral, for the liberal encouragement they have received to this date, have the honour to inform them that they bav opened their new and apleodld eaubltabment, nneqaalled In this oountry.L.J.G.ft Oo.beg to invite tbe public to visit their two Show Room®, where *\u2022/*\u2022 vrled assortment of SLEIGHS ef ell description®.They beg to eel! tie attention of gentlemen re aid tag to the oountry to a new aad most commodious style of CARRIAGE, Covered or,y\u201cc®Tw:a which they have now on hand, called WAGG0NNBTTE, much a®ed in Engl lend, and which has been patronfatd by H.B.*.the Prince of Wales.\t7 Sumuier Vehicles taken In etorage at mo-dcrau terms ; net responsible against Fire.Qnebee, Oot.18,1861.For Sale or to Let, MA fTARRRLS of Mess Poik, Septem O bsr inspection.FIRST-CLASS HOUSE in Little ___Richmond Street, No.2, with Stables and Balconies, commanding a beautiful view of the sarrounding scenery Apply to MM.PANET ft HUOT, Notaries.Quebec, Jaly 6, 1863.\tif INAUGURATION OV TH® Canadian Sketctie h .C\"1ALL fora copy of MAPLE LEAVES, be-j fore Jack Frost and Subscribers make them all d\u2019sappear.Holiwell &, Alexander, QUEBEC NE 1rs DEPOT, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.Quebec, Oct.12, 1833.Monument [reeled io the Braies or iveo.A GRAIN\u2019D 100\tDo Do\tOld.60\tDo\tThis Mm®, new.200\tDo KUm dried Oorn Meal.HO\tDo N< w Oatmeal.60 Keg® Lard in small packages.' 100 Barrel® Ptase.\u2014also\u2014\t, Flour of all kinds, by ARCHER, LEDUO ft CO, * 3 ^ t ^\tQiUesple\u2019s Whsrfo Quebec, Oct, 6, 1863.\t.IQ, ^ ~L& BANQTTS iilTlilslILE?VTOTIOB is hereby given that a Dividend i-v of Four I\u2019er Cent, for the current half- English Papers, RECEIVED weekly.by Couard and Canadian steamere, by Mohwell *fc Alexander, QUEBEC NEfTS DEPOTS 'OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.Quebee, Oot.12, 1968 ! For Sale, 7 i*»v*e \u2014With immediate posses, ion,\u2014 Mi s Bel ' J®M,,upon the Caplud Stock of this lustim-at the Bank on and a\u2019ter MvN3AY, the 2nd day of November sext Tbe Traxnfbr Book artfl be eloted from the i6th to toe Am day of October iasuut.s X\"\tt.VEZINA, - '.'\t'\tCashier.;\t1S83.__ end mey be used Internally fer CHOLIC ft OOLDS^ CHOLERA MORBUS BOWEL COM PI.AH DIARRHT'A, WIND oa .ft«, t It has been in use far )**| its eoperiative rxeePienoe la air\u2014 \u201cÎ tboueacd® who bave need K.It is oompoeed of ingniUeal which is vsMndaily rrmedial ia Mai tbe eombinetion of all in one, p*aft urijfT or P.in-Rir.; »n naexee led | tive properties.WxaRXXTBD WRXX DUD a flte No family shonld be wlthoa! al for immediate nse in tnmofhm wound*, and other caeualtiec reaa accident® \u201c that fieah is heir to.* It i® ha-juum vo een xv xav A tcaspoonrél of it txkee ia a giai in tbo morning, rleaa tbe bead, bsi eye, and give* a tone of etoetieity t® body wbeu exh&nsted nature faite to supremacy.\t\u2014 Itp svTTOTi xxx axxvmttM Try It, and if ft done not prodoe tory result®, when need according tion®.ictnrj tbe .bottle to tbe a|M ?oa got it, e;jû Le will lefund the a for It.UaHriaL ?\t^\t« Sold at every Drug Store aad Coe throughout Canada.Priox 26 Onxvs raa aonu JOHN F.HENRY ft O- Paoî 303 8L Paul Street, Moat end Main Street, Wetoi Sold in Quebec by Moaeon ft Oo Bowen, J.bowlee ft Oo.j.g roux.V.Giroux, J McLeod, E.Bruset, Bturton, Dugal am Nov.3, 1862 Mo nia Coll< YACULTYOF AR1 Dancing ! Under the Auspices of the St.Gwrgi, St Andrew, St Pitrick ud St Jeu Baptiste SOCIETIES O ^J IB ECy WILL VXKX VLXOI XT TB® MUSIC HALL, Monday Evening, OCTOBER 19.h, 1668.Landing ex ** Abie Seaman,\u2019 from London : r.A a V Linseed Oil, BOO Kegs Blundell\u2019® No.1 White Lead, 200 Barrels Whiting, 100 Kegj.Red Ochre, 5 (Jase® Playing Cards.For Sale by LANE, GIBB ft CO.Quebec Oot.12, 1863.\tlm Landing ex \u201cNorth American 500 b0%l\\7't l!\"ms ^ig,\u2019 u,\u201c'* 25 Baskets Spanish Onious, 200 Bags Arracao Rice.For Bale by LANE, GIBB ft 00.Quebee, Oot 13, 1863.\tim Porto Rico Syrup.Landing ess \"Marie Valentine.-\u201d 103 PD™\u201c0KS\tPorto Rico 26 Barrels do\tdo\tda 60 Casks Pale Seal Oil.Tor Sale by LAW, GIBB ft 00.^Quebec, Oct.13, 1863.\tin, Wanted to Charter, *\u2022.?r > %:.r Tr ®MUar\t* TMSfiEL for the Weet Coxit from 6 to 700 tons register.Apply to JOSEPH WHITE, '\tPeter Street Quebec, Oot.I», 1863.\t» Masts.DeKuyper\u2019s Gin Landing ex 11 Frederick Scallar * F\\Fi T I OG8HR4DS DeKayper1® Double tlD JLL Berried Hollana®, 250 Gr:on xod Red Oases Gin.For Sale by LANE, GIBB ft OO.Quebec, Oct.10, 1863.\tiro ICE* Tickets een be obtained from the Presidents of St George, Bt Andrew, St Patrick and St.Jean Baptiste Societies ; and also from member® of the Committee of the Monument : Hon I Tbibaudaau, MPP, President; P G Huot, Esq, MPP, Vice-President ; Fir B P Taobe ; ^ir N F Belleau ; Hon U J Tessier ; Hon A N Morin ; Hon Le Panet, Hie Worship the Mayor of Qaebse | Hon J Turcotte ; Lieut-Ool DeSalabfrry, Dep AdjtGeu ; L G Baillarge, Esq; Joseph Hamel, senior, Esq; DrPMBar-dj j H L Langevin, Btq.MPP; Id Itemillard, Esq, MPP ; H G Joly, Eiq, MPP ; Fra Bvan-tnrel, Eiq, MPP ; J P Rheanme, Esq ; Dr Ol Robiieille ; Dr F A H LaEue ; F X Oarneau, H*q ; J O Tache, ¦»8 ; Tbeo Hamel, Bid ; J B Reuaud, Esq ; G H Simard, Keq ; L J O ;< ise.-, Esq; Joe ¦ Beiduo, Esq; Major L T Susor, Esq; Gall Boivin, Isq | O Dion, Brq ; N D Legare, Icq j Joe Breton, Esq; Joe Darvean, Bsq t Ferd Jobia, Btq ; N Tradelle, Beq ; Naro Dion, Beq * Mare Grégoire, Bsq ; D J Montam-bault, Esq ; J N Daqaet, Etq; M L J PDau ; J T Bronsteau, MAP ; T B Hoy ; C Lecare ; from MrJ r Lemonugoe, and from Mr.Chalmers, Musle Hall.Ticket®, to admit oce Gentleman and two Ladle®, $3 00.Qaebee, Oet.7, 1863.Landing ex 64 Annie Laurie 15 rpiaaoits hoda a6h\u2019 100 Barrel® Green Copperas.For Sale by LANE, GIBB ft CO.Quebee, Oct.12, 1863.\tim F aluablc Property FOR SALE.NOTICE.DESIRABLE PROPERTY on - - fte Saint Foy Road, near tfcf Belvidere.'Coa\u2019.aiaing seven arpente in tup'rficirl.with rpnoion® Hoese afld OiTh buildings, ar.TIie-bouse, and a well a to eked Garden.Terms very liberal.For parttculer®, apply to N.H.BOWEN, Ü e P Qaebee, Oct.12, 1863.\t« ^ To be Let, ^osaJae^^PW 'E^A McOAFFERY begs to in-n mtfrons aod friends that her -c T.LA^SS wil1 BE-Of'KN*, for the \u2022«Woo, on WEDNESDAY the iih of November, at the Tkxpikxxcx Hsxl, 8».Frauds 8tJte*> »bich recently been repaired and Parents intending to send ti oi-chiMreu to these classes will pie.,, apply to Ni.s H.McO , »o.3 Daorxixx Stubt, near .tB* Yeplanade, previous te tbe commetccmeut ol the term.\u2014With imm'diate pouessiou,\u2014 * ^ - .hr Coi-TAGS on tbe Betvtten fl Road, occupied by the uuder-sigaed, haviog Garden and eoavanient Out-honscs, au i forming a Desirable Residence for a respectable tstdiiy.\t~-'fm Pfrase enquire at J.Bodobxtti\u2019®, Stquire on the time road, or at Mr.L.T.MacPHiBxex\u2019j Office, N.P., Lower Tcwn.H.SPROTTLe.^ Quebec, Sjpt.17, I8iî3.\tixd \u2022fnebto, Oci.13, 1883.- t nev 6 Fresh Drugs «CHEMICALS If\tè fi AMI -, Patent Medicinal.CiLOM! «LOftY ! cs-loaryt! The Morning Glonf nr AS ARRIVED, and will be found at H.F.BRLLRWF, Qu.b.c, 0»t.,, ,«M.°toPUta \u2014 \" '¦ ¦¦¦.¦¦ To Let, \u2022nee M lM| fllHE \u2022ukecribers beg to tovite attenttoa to I® tà» Superior Stoek of Ea^Ush ft Preoeb ^?l^^.A.C\u201cen,ical, and ***** Medicine®, which they have just received per Stccrnebip, among which, may be mentioned : Tba Cilraia of Iron and Slrych-* ^ trme, ^\t, \u2022 The Citrate of Iron/Quinine and i0< \" '\u2022 Sttyehnia, î^-.The Pyro-Pboaphato of Iron, A Podophylline, Leptandrin, '»\u201cjWWldine.6|lw aeteatt j/***t®o.\u2014 To their large steek of tke latest Perfume® Toilet and Fancy Article®, fte , Ac J N Qui *\t;\t\u2022 JNO.MUSSON ft to.ebee, Oct 1.1863;\t2« 2«r *** rj-'HB HOUSE ÊtL?**** U log tea Room® ; and Stable attached.Apply to ! H0118e Wanted.Quebvo.May 9, 1863.S.00RNEIL, St.John Street.MUL HOUSE, f TaD TO RE NT, In the Upper >wn, a MODERATE SIZE i\t, for a email family.,a ,\tApply at thla Office.^a1 ^ | C^gelmc.Sept.18,186?.____ onkof -\u2019^ tttSGsefor >aleorto Let üaoBtweü\u2019s tirent BcmedietC* j \u2022\u2022ra ia- * AdA A YIR8T-0LA8S BOUSE io the HUNNRWRLL\u2019S UNIVERSAL OQUGH I ! ^ A\tof tbe Parish of Ste.REMEDY.\u2014The basis of this truly wondecBul 3ML Marie de la Beauca.of 44 feet by 33, preparation, now of such well-aamad ipele-1 Well lifekiii,aleight arpeuts from tbeOburcbl brity, is a freedom from every component cil- CoUege end Oonveat ; two Gardens, Ooocb-culated to debilitate, and by each to allow bouse, lee-houee and St* les attached ; and the greatest freedom of use, day or^uigbt, os j h'so twclve_arpent® of land In superficie in 4 HE following are tbe Ooarxee e for the ensuing Seed m OLASSIOS\u2014Reveiend Edwin ] ft\"! A.G.L.Tiew.Esq., B A-College, Torooio,., MATHEMATIOS-Rcv.J.OoLege, Toronto,.LOGIC AND MORAL PHILOBOP Edwin Hatch, B.A.ENGLISH LITERATURE\u2014Rav.J D.D .GEOLOGY\u2014Eob nrt Bsll Btq, pf gioal Survey.The lee for each of tbe oonrsee < \u2022md Morel Philosophy b ten dollan each of the other couraaa is five doi frss are payable in advance te the who will at end at the College as Tueaday and Wednesday, Nov, 2M 4th, to reoeive tbe aeme, and tj fern of admission.Tbs Section will comnKnoe on 1 DAY, November 4tb.A mere detailed syllahns of tke ei get her with enateojntof tbe hens will be ready immediately, and may application.JOHN COOK, ! Quebec, Oet.8, 1863.Cod lirer Oil! Cod lit Warranted Pure.JUST RECEIVEL Direct from Newfouu «500 GwCtUo] ov FRESH COD LIVER IVholesale and Retail JOHN W.MeLLl Chemist ft \u201c Et, Quebec, Cct.», 1668.- FflENDERS in duplicate (marked on tbe en- idei *\t\u2018 X ?\u2022lope 44 Tender for Beal Oil, fte.\u201d) will he reoeived by tbe feENIOR COMMISSARIAT OFFICER, at Mentiotl, until NOON, 0a S1TDRD1Y J17ih instant, ron 500 gallons Pate Seal Oil the only tree theory by which Throat ______ Lung Complaint* can b«effectually cured.To prevent aeking attention to long stories of great cares, when lo'-al censes makenimoe< al! snob complainte different io effect, IwodfS ask confMente, which wi'l be sacred, inC'/r xxx fitl l 'HB MA8TB delivered here by Mr.Livnx, i\tdressed,Jteepeeted and on sale in ttouw Own.Tkoee wiahu* % superior enll early, Oevx.Tkoêe wishing nttfefe to this line will do well To , -1 Mm» remaining will be «hipped.2\t\u201e\t\"\" aUMM ft B0M1.Quebee, Oe4.18, 166»,\t6 mmoU s 1HAT cuntral arid extensive PR0-_ PERTY beloogieg to the représentative# of the late Mrs.Stott, comprising the field on the south side of St.Foy Toll Gate, Dwelling House and Garden on west side of DeSalaberry Street, and two Dwelling Houses with Gnrdena on the east tide of DeSalaberry Street, about seventeen acres of land in all.For taras end further particulars, apply te F.LANGLOIS, Notary.Quebee, Oot.18, 1868.\t16 100 lbs.Cotton Wiok.Wanted, 4 SITUATION a» TEACHER.Adirée® to Mr.Wruaxer Wax®, New Liverpool.1.11, 1861.\tiwp The above articles are to be delivered into the Oommiseariat Stone, at Montreal, and Forma of Tender can be obtained either at the above Store, Office, or at tbe Commissariat Office, Qnebee.Commissariat, > Montreal, 8th Oot, 1868.) Labrador HerringSa o >ed «0 » ) TÜ8T reoeived ex Brigs 41 Mary\" and 44 Bro-J then,\u2019' loading at Leayeruft\u2019e Wharf, nod For Bole by QMfcM, 0,1.1», iMt.neglected, and in Consumption, TestimbnlOfl from Physicians of the highest respectability, and from invalids, can bo seen at my office h* all (ntsrested.KS~ For sale by all Wholesale and Retail Dealer®.\t\u2022\u2019 JOHN L.HUNNEWELL, _\tProprietor, Practical Chemist, Boston, Mafe CF\u201c Sold In Quebec by O.Ofrôur/jâîyTf.* Marsh, Joe.Bowie®.\trws-.arei rit * Ct\u201c Wholesale and Retail Agent®, « J- MUSSON ft CO.Oct.10, 1868.\tlw Shipyard to Let.ps avsei fhti 1 $ 0K® ot\tSHIPYARDS oa ton Rteer St.Charley with Urge Shed, Slaék-¦mith Shop, Riggere\u2019 Loft, and Jateere4 Loft, on the premise®.Apply to LxROOHEft VINNER, Quebec, Oot.10, 16M.Mann\u2019® Cove, u , BuBool?*.fMl JÉ -rski Ayer\u2019s uierry - 4 rr *** L-1» .KT meadow.Tbi® bon«e it sitoate on' thn read leadlrg to tbe gold mines of St.Franci®, Beaune, at about »2 mile® from the same, ana would be most convenient to a person interested ia the mines.Apply to T.J.TASOHBttlAC, jp Ste.Marie, Beauoe, Oot.7,1863.U» For Sale, Y>Y the uodoreigned, at the loweri'market 250 BO^KH INDIA RUBBER BHOE8, Oompmmg Men\u2019s Women\u2019® and Children\u2019®, S BAtlWS AlL CA^AÂSjr SCOTCH, No®.I«r« r _ 4 BALES OA1DLKWICK, 600 CT1QE8 ALL WOOL TWEED.\t*» 400 SHEEPSKIN MITTS (strong).CANADIAN Ths usual a®®ortment of SEASONABLE DRY AfîWST nm & barneau.Queboo,, Sept 14, 1843.\t4w PUBLIC AUCT L\u2019IsIe Mada Of a Valuable Lot in thi Town of Quebec.r3E ondcrsljned have reael®« tions to sell.BY AUCTIO*.«ay of OCTOBER next, If not prev posed of by Private Sole, the folio pertie®:\u2014\t¦ \u2019 1st.\u2014The Fief and S'igutorr of dame, situated in the Rive®St Lot the East cf LTtlc *\tTou,,\tUM, 1MJ.SW CE BUILDINGS, 49, Wall Sir erf.ing BraUment of the *9airt of y u pMhlieked in eoifo.aiity (__jieats of ice iOtb so :uoa ot incorporation : naxoired ti«iu on laHiTTr.|ii3,m C8 ,^.-llnrd dnriM tb* _______________ the 4th October, 188 i : riar*wks\t** and ^do .to.mt if 32,11» Si 1,110,183 25 iSnlnmonnt of premiams.2ti23,3jfi 34 \u2014 id premiams dar .7.1 539.089 61 Iretarn premiams.ISlj'ifih so : premiams.11,497,804 01 ths ywtr \u2014 k* i,bc.)$ 1,103,229 91 18,189 11 91,148 21 41,141,56 k 29 T 80, «20 33 l.aîlA'Id 83 WË i ,, UMtipE i ^¦lanu-Ami : \" _ i The Morning Glory 4, SIZES.The last and greatest Patent is tbs Horixaa-tal, and down-draft bass burning Coni Store.The Morning Glory Will kMD I, ,11 r,!l with li(bUa,.The Morning Glory Gathers less Oliskers than any Store made.The Morning Glory AUoxtno Poisonous Geess to escape.The Morning Glory Is su pi lied with n Water Urn, that preventing the destruction ef Feruitare by Omekiag, Opening of Seems, be , nod making the atmoe-phere moist and healthy.The Morning Glory $.68 119 39 Iwftbe Company on the 4th j were ns.vei*a»di *i» \u2022\u2014 i and Banda and kert- r{, .- on Stock*, aectoed Bocdi an t Mort-LoaGi^R^ow of Snlragsit; be .\u2022 $519.009 00 iWaou sot 7« oM- 3 2 897 T 184,106 YS 9:3.251 83 iry Meta ii losaranod sstlmaud.1,451 55 23.740 00 .$197^*47 21 .-ic.a Traster* bard this asj disecs-of lotew-3» lfureSb-.r 1st, of Ji.X P£ * CfiNT-g crip ol the UttcpApy, pay-r tb.t day._ a Dl«ilrnd £>f ^IXTErN CiwNrf - IN SCHIH.I*» (.bedell-C-ampasy, .u ih^.r MPifltttKttdl pre-year, ce iseaed afte: tae lit ^deted, that THS B^LaF02 OF THB 'IB.aR 1856, am) or TH8 i.cttip vr lut ___adeemed U C xBu alter th£ next, tee in'e.-eet thereon to etas* s.» thàceky leering an amount of vriO * »\tONE aMl- jPpffOr DOLLARS.a.asthobt, .u mallard jr.A>x X.Lawrence, Jeun A 1 jeiLi, Bdwia Bartlett, Hecry A.Ooit, Geoige o».\u2014PBR-RY7B PURIFYING 8PI01FIC PILLS, nn infallible eve for nil diseesrs of tbe skin, such m scurvy, scrota la, ulcers, boils, blotcbra, pimple* oa the face and body, Ac.Prioe 11s aad tts per box.ON N1RVOU8 R1LAXATION AND IX-HAU8TIOM.New edition, enterged to 28, pages, mastrated by 100 Anatomical Ocored Engravings on Steel, just published prioe Is.Atee to bo bad from all Agents in all parts of tbo world, EXTRACTS FROM THI 8ILBNT FRIBND, price 84, which contains directions fer tbe guidance ef patients.Meeere.R.A L.FIRRY A 00.are only to be eon salted at tbeir residence, Ho.19, Berners Street, Oxford Street, London, as they never, under aay cirenmstenece, travel cither at borne or abroad, aad they hereby caution tbe Publie against aay person using their name, and as a further precaution agsii fraud, tha Public is nod ted that none of tbeir medletees are genotee, un lees tbe subjoined fae-eissile ef tbeir signa tare is attached te tbe % F L T is a WILL-KNOWN Fact that 8 ASA-_ PA RILL A is the grrateet purifier of tae blood in tbe world, KI1P TOUR BLOOD PURI I\u2014Tbe Bowels regular i I\u2014 And DIFY tbe DOOTOR 11 These PUls strike at tbe root ef each disease, snd are for th* cure of every ailment Incidental to Mas, Woman, and Child, eocb as eruptions on the Bkla, Indigee-tion, Bill ions, Liver and Stomach Complainte, General Weakness, Gent,.Rheumatism, L bago, Pains in the Limbs, Head Aebec.Sors Throats, and every complaint caused by irregularities ef tbe bowels, obstructed perspiration, and deteriorated aad unhealthy blood Thooe Pills work tbeir way te the very root of each disease, cleansing te tbeir passage, especially where mercury baa been taken, aad removing every unhealthy seeamulatioa, till J the blood is purified, Jie whole vated, and all tbe functions acting according te oatare ; the dalles of iUe become a pw*-sure, where before they had been weary hardens.1 Do not hesitate\u2014do art de ley I a clean stomach most make a eiesn body.A clean body will cantata pur* blood wbe* the stomach, body and blood are pare, from rsgaUtlng and cleansing tbe bowels, health is eerteia.Begin at tbe beginaihg, waste ne time, strike at the root of jour Aliment.Agate, I say, look to you stomach Oae trial of thaee PUls will force ooavicti^a field te bottles, at Is Ijd, 9s 94, 4s 8d, and 1*.Dr.Btrehaa's lari go rating For NBRVOC8 RELAXATION and OBM1 RAL WIAKMBS8, at enee restores aad Invl gerates with magical rapidity the sost Debilitated Oeastltation, thereby ensuring Bent health, Increased strength, energy, and a redoubled develepement of tbe mnscoter syt tern.Failure is In possible, for snecess Is as seriate as that daylight follows darkness.Tbe only Infallible remedy fer esquired lovai and general debility, nervoas prostratloa, deprea-\u2022ioa ef spirite, dimnnitlea ef vital energy, emaciation aad for all female oosspbiats This medietas act eely restores health aad strength at esefe hat Increases the naural vigor of man te yeath, maturity, aad old age.Tbe pro parties ef this ie valuable re Invigorating Bsseiee act directly oa the servons and macular system, enriching, Increasing, aad purifying each particular vital fluid ; its aettea is oever-falliag, and te perfect accordance with the laws ef a alar*.As the foiling rate vivifies the parched vegetation, so wUl the power of this all-potsat egeat restore tbe lost strength and energy of all who aafbr from exhaustive derangement, which so few of tbe medical profession attempt to treat.4a.84., 11s., er four quaatitles in one, 89s.Dr.Baohait's Vegetable Skin Ointment, Is tbe only yet discovered that cares tin most inveterate sores.Its effects are wcafiertal, giving Instant relief to the sufferer.Many thou sands bave need it, and declare H te be ta sac tn txs won us.It is tbe only NATURAL R1MBDY for ell kinds of seres and skin et options.It never closes up the surface of a sound whilst tall of matter, but will first bring all te the surfoee, and finally heal withont breaking, eat again.The PUls eid the Ointment te tbr tallowing :\u2014PUts, Boils, Bruises, Ixeedta tiens, Blotches on the fooe, Ulcers, Ring-worms Sere Heads, Byes; aad Lips, Baldness, Chapped Hands, Chafed aad blistered Feet, Coras, Bunions, Chilblains, Frost Bites, fioalds, Cote, Bites, Freckles, Stings, Scrofula, King\u2019s IviL Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Contracted aad Stiff Joints, Fistules, Goat, Swelled G bago, Rheumatism, Whitlow, Sore Throats,Beofry, Rash Turners, deep-eeated Ulcers, Wouade, Worms, Itch, Ac.18 1 jd and 2s 9d per pet Agents for Quebec, JOHN MUBSON A 00, ^ Dwgflste, Raede to tract, U.T.OaeKaa.Nov 31 ie%2\t' Sold at e sers.!.A L.Psaav A Co\u2019s, Wholesale Depot, No.It, Berners Street, Ox ford Street, Leaden.Agent* i BassLat A Oa, 76 Barrington st., tawiss.___ JOHN MC880N A OO, Baade BteSTv'T.Wna.*i.tana.raVda* LEWIS STREET.UPPER TOWN, QUEBEC.QwkM, Dm.Il, IMS.\tV Ta* pecu! infection which we cell Scjiofli-a lurk* ia (be conatitatioi»» of mulHtadcs of men.It either produce* or is produced by an en.fcebled, vitiated ttata the blood, wherein ÿthat fluid become* in-[ com pete* t to tusrain l the vital forces in tbeir ¦oua action, and a tbe cystem to \u2019fall into disorder and decay.The acrofoloos is vsnoosly caused by mercurial dismm, low Hvtag, disordered digestion frem umbtadtbr food, impure air, filth and filthy kqjbiis, the flopmosing vioee, and, above «11, by tai venereal iufection.Whatever be its origin, it » hereditary te the constitution, descending \"from peatnt* -to children unto the third and fourth generation ; \u201d tedeed.it teeras to be the red of Him who says, \u201c I will visit the iniquities cf tbe fathers upon tbeir children/' The dises ms which it originates take various names, according te tbe etgeas h ettadu.In the iaegt.Serofola prodaees tobercles, and flnallv Consomption: te tbe gtends, swellmgs which enpeurete ead become okeroos sores; in tin stomach aad bowels, daraascttcnto which pre-doe* infligmriaa, dyspepsia, and Uvur com-plate» ; ea tbe skia, eruptive ead eoteneeas aflbitioM.Them all haring foe seme origin, require foe aama remedy, vm.porificetioa end fevigoretio* ef foe blood.Purify foe blood.cad foeoe dangerous distempers leave yea.With feeble, foal, er corrupted blood, ; yeu «tone* here heelfo; with fontM life of fo* flesh\" healthy, yea cannot here terotaioas disease.foie AjoPm Saraaparillfe Best edhctuel enti-has diseevered for eat fer the rere cf the It entails.\" That it is fer raperier te our attar remedy yet doritsd, is known by all who here grime it n trial.That it dees com-Une rirtoea truly cxtrecvdiiuny te their effort open fofo stem at complaints, ia indisputably prerea by th* greet multitude ef publicly kaewn sod remarks hie euret it has made ef the (knowing dttmem ^ long\u2019s Sril or Glandular\u2019 8weUiiur%; Tumors, Erap- ika,\t\u2018 \u201c\t\u201c j&T Rom m St latkoiY d Fire, Sait Pispies, siifelaA, Row a Rû« am, Scaid Bead, bercnlons depoetts in Ute and Sore*, lands, Lam- «ftMfotaJ*laltefr*fooGr ia\t\u2022\t8ck ft i ^ dbh 'fffA* ^ bstmrrArll a«k.ta, u, mmm btwmw/ LONDON.Aag.19,188 j tf-laf from ta-Whit# feoralgia, or intUgeeDon, syphilis and i IntaetiAa*, lEacennamsea^ and, tedeed, the whole thé* arise from import-y llten» reporta ef tediridual earns muy he (bond te Aran\u2019s AsranteAn AutANAO.which is tarnished te foe dmggisto for âritaisas distribafore, whereiB may b* irareod foe direetieee for itt ose, and seme ef tim remarkable cores which it has made when all other reatedise had tailed to afford relief.to-»\"* \u2022» llUAt Cd iiiG #0 fee eeUrei pribrni «.am ef feel \u2022toramev rad perfyias fee Mo*.,and pergre t tysteai eil diseased depoatos and Bepere born j* WHS CAUKB O» A torye dam ef fee DrasUe Fife wiB, by bTl\u2014tef 1 moceua merahrue, predoee a vtotoni «xpetotae m I emutubt to fee beweto.bel to so dote* efeer mm\u2014 are »u»i*e»d*«d.In seeb erne», fee \u2022\u2022*\u2014 wtil be M te be feMmiored aad watery .end eUmded wlfeeram yriptog )>eiaat rautee, .«knees.By tnto toarmead * aatoral eefeii ef fee boweis, fee amraUeu* at fee ktfr eeya rad peacrem eredlmmlfe«LROlMred byi at the ktoneys, feUddar, a refera, pdas, rel pre*trai:oa, Why Rad way\u2019s Pills Cm* Small Pte.In femll Fax, Scxrtoi Fever, Bryipitoe, TeBew-fer-ybmd eM «ld always rare fetor y\u2014a\u2014 In thm* daeaem a «mid, as\u2014fee, brntotf aa* fto\u2014F In them dieeaam a otild, ae\u2014foy, boatotf ¦UmoMtnc toxtdve to required, wtotoh to WAY\u2019S- raoway\u2019s puxa Why Imperfect Pill* Grip*.The eauee ef irqdsf, *au»ee, sfekmm, Irenemm red dab lrty, feat » todnoed b; a Com of draatte y\u2014a,to wm In* to fetor imperfert apentoleu.If wife fea/mm, foy éismaai fcmaen, lefttoraotofluK tofee ay\u2014 gums\u2014i re\u2014mmw#.«rea^^mm\u2014m/mwm.aetlr'l by feme pife.feere ww\u2014 be bet ft\u2014a mto ep eripto*.It it fee abamm af fee bile aad eOear bgmeas which tha impartoct tolls toll te\teat ef fee »yet\u2014 feat ereestma fee miho By examtotoc themmtem\u2014-sated altar severe frlrtte ^«7 wiU be «m\u2014 feto eaf watery.THE TRUE PILLS TO te take are Hr.Redentyto, la feat meare purjaüfe to\u2014ret | ft\u2014fr\u2014feet\u2014tem lb» ae'y mfe yfos foeytoto fee eoly \u2014i ytoelM, rad ejqye> ri CASE OF DYBFSraiA CURED.Fer Menai many ynare I bare bam aempto\u2014, eMtod feen a eeoetrat eseeemtoe ai ber rata, t hare ¦ feMitoMU ef denars wife the hope ef r\u2014Rstof A1 meafarteM truagtoWW- AH media\u2014«n toMed feme, mtaiee\u2014nenmd te set ra\u2014 fee p.JtaSam a* yregare me m feeCthef Asrfl.iafo A»4 new,i mtot rear rtik, I fbel race a cew man.Cad Mm*] aud mity feto letter ladoee efeto aO~ aeireed matoiy, to try fea ettoto V.I,dart 1*0,1 d\u20ack,I.r.esfo.Letter Area Tk.Balmoa flUttiar.Itow Ye\u2014.< té aa.i I hat »* fee peel tom ycura, nmd rear j lUnr Coucha, Oolda* Incipient Con-ffoifipGlOtt, «ad for the relief of Oonrcmptive patient» ^ In adranoed stage» ', of th» dieeaee.TUs had ha\u2014 \u2014 long ased and \u2014 naira* telfy known, fltet w* need do no more foaa \u2022 the puBtte that hi qnalitv ia kept up to * eem- htr be\u2014, nd that it msy be te do ali 0 hee erer do\u2014.Frtpured by Da.J.C.Aram A (ta., Prootiral and Analfsad Gke\u2014efo ti .\tLowell, Mam.Sold hff\t4\u2014ten \u2014ttafrhssa - ST5 foOfid' fSAtsio.»* BPr i aad all R-gflste te Qaobtfe QathefoOr.HlMl\t18m law N.G.MCUNTAIW.Qoeboe, Sop.18, 1888.n BAZAAR! Under the Patronage of the Right Honorable the Visconotess Houck- BAEAAR will bo held at tbe LBOTüM» I thebojpoll HALL, fit Anne Rtr\u2014t, fbr oftte PaoTitvAMt Mali Cafbas Al______ WBDbRSDAY and THURSDAY, the lut\u2014d 22nd OCTOBRE nit.Contributions will bo tb\u2014kfally rreStraf 5r the undermentioned Ltdlet : rs.\tWilliams,\tMi*.\tHoasman, \u201c\tForsyth,\tu\tGeffwpw.\u201c\tG reive,\t\u2022\u2022\tMoatisuabert, \u201c\tMm D.Cub; bell,\t\"\tfry» m\tGlover,\t*¦\tPilor, J\tIt J \u201c\tMrs.J.G.0 lap bam,\tMis*\tTeytar.Quabec, July 20.1848.hv JOHN J, FOOT^ j, at hit St